Sentence examples for capture the contribution from inspiring English sources

We also separately capture the contribution of external citations and self-citations and incorporate their relative importance in measuring journal performance.

The effects of particle volume fraction, nanoparticle size, attractive interaction strength between different segments and chain stiffness on the density profiles of single tethered polymer nanocomposites (PNCs) near surface are systematically investigated to capture the contribution of the packing and configurational entropies.

To capture the contribution of establishing a new OTL, the power system simulation is needed.

Additional efforts along with more specific methodological approaches need to be employed to capture the contribution of these non-financial factors.

These HRM functions where sub divided into sub questions which permitted us to efficiently capture the contribution of these tools to performance of the different human resource practices.

However, there is an on-going debate about which definition of 'income' is adequate to capture the contribution individual income makes to individual life expectancy (see the sample of articles collected in Kawachi et al. 1999).

The formulations were found to capture the contributions of both strengthening mechanisms in existing Cr containing martensitic steel grades rather precisely.

The flow conductance equation includes the usual Darcy flow terms, and additional terms that capture the contributions from slip flow to Knudsen diffusion.

A single continuum model can capture the contributions from all the flow paths properly only if the control volume (computational cell) is much larger than the longest pathway.

This critique doesn't capture the contributions hedge funds have made: they have historically played a role in exposing frauds and other problems at companies, and their high returns (when they've happened) have accrued to the pension and endowment funds that invest in them.

However, existing reliability importance measures, which are available as a by-product of reliability analysis by first-order reliability method (FORM), may not capture the contributions of random variables accurately when the limit-state surface shows a large curvature around the design point or multiple critical subdomains exist in the failure domain.