Sentence examples for analyse the contribution from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we analyse the contribution of each of these emissions or de-excitation centres in exciting the Eu3+ ions.

We choose to analyse the contribution of Dutch policies to open-space preservation by comparing actual land-use developments within different restrictive planning regimes.

This study was designed to analyse the contribution of CT scan to the management of retropharyngeal abscess in children and the place of CT-guided percutaneous aspiration as an alternative to surgical drainage.

The study has two main goals: 1) to analyse how the Learner Centric Ecology of Resources model was used to support the selection of the resources using a co-design methodology, and, 2) to analyse the contribution of the students to a co-design process to build a learning environment supported by ICT.

On the basis of a 'problem solving as an educational outcome' point of view, we analyse the contribution of math and science competence to analytical problem-solving competence and link the acquisition of problem solving competence to the coherence between math and science education.

The method of tailored Green's functions advocated by Doak [Acoustic radiation from a turbulent fluid containing foreign bodies, Proceedings of the Royal Society A 254 (1960) 129 145] for the solution of aeroacoustic problems is used to analyse the contribution of the mucosal wave to self-sustained modulation of air flow through the glottis during the production of voiced speech.

Univariate regression analyses were performed in order to analyse how well the Doloplus-2 predicted the expert pain score (R-squared), and to analyse the contributions of each of the ten items.

Our goal in the present study was to establish whether the actin cytoskeleton participates in the mechanism of TSP deposition into ECM and to analyse the contributions of various actin cytoskeletal pathways.

The second aim of the study was to analyse the contributions of chemotherapy (PTX+DDP) and inhibitors of angiogenesis (Bev) in controlling tumour spread and progression to secondary organs, and ascites formation in the peritoneal cavity of mice.

Under her leadership, million+ has published a series of reports analysing the contribution of universities to the economy and society.

Suggested indicators for analysing the contribution made by particular investments include economic value added (such as capital formation and fiscal revenues), obviously, but also job creation and sustainable development (such as families lifted out of poverty, greenhouse gas emissions, technology dissemination).