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The phrase "at a contribution" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific contribution or payment, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We are looking for individuals willing to participate at a contribution of $50."
Alternatives: "for a fee" or "with a donation".
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Attention should be paid to the freauently-appearing high peak value on chromosome 6 where the qph6-1 LOD score reached 19.37 at a contribution rate 10.9%.
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Look at it as a contribution to your future income as well as a contribution to society's betterment through arts enrichment.
Contributions through utilization at-a-distance, the fourth contribution category distinguished by Kok and Schuit, did not emerge due to the confidential nature of the knowledge products [ 7].
This study aims at providing a contribution to this evidence.
The federal programme aimed at making a contribution to raise the level of language-related quality in the daycare centres and impact children's language development.
This survey aims at proposing a contribution to the multiagent control of machine tools in order to improve their availability and the quality of the machined parts.
This finding indicates at least partly a contribution of direct effects from the α-emitter.
Corn used at Mareeba Farm had a contribution of between 25 and 52%% (mean ± SD; 37.7 ± 6.20 %).
Email me at [email protected] before Tuesday, 13 March at noon EST with a contribution of about 250 words.
And everyone seemed to make a contribution at a key moment.
This means a worker who pays tax at 20% can make a contribution of £100 for just £80, while a worker who pays tax at 40% can make the same contribution at a cost of £60.
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