Sentence examples for charge contributed from inspiring English sources

The charge contributed to a quarterly loss of $6.9 billion for H.P., compared with a $200 million profit in the quarter a year earlier.

From the results, it was concluded that the optimization of surface charge contributed much to the thermal properties of proteins without affecting the structure.

Although the molecular mechanism by which PSGL-1 CCL21res CCL21 and contributes to chemotaxis is still unclear, it was suggested that the negative charge contributed by the sulfate groups on PSGL-1 may play a role, in analogy with the capacity of highly sulfated glycosaminoglycans to capture CCL21 [16].

The major component is A- (i.e. the charge contributed by albumin and to a lesser extent by phosphate).

The 50%FA/500% PAT-SPN micelles exhibit a low zeta potential (+1.8 mV), which suggests that the presence of 50% PAT-SPN effectively shields the charge contributed by the pDMAEMA layer utilized for siRNA packaging (i.e., 100%FA/00% PAT-SPN zeta potential is +12.2 mV).

Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory led the charge contributing its Global Multi-Resolution Topography (GMRT) Synthesis and some 20 years worth of data from 500 ship cruises.

Only a fraction (about 1/7) of this charge contributes to the linear increase of liposome zeta-potential with increasing PAMAM/DPPC molar fraction.

Everyone with a computer can provide crucial assistance, sifting through satellite photos, translating messages or updating maps, and most people are happy to do this free of charge — contributing to life-saving relief efforts is a powerful motivator.

Bear in mind: Family caregivers labor free of charge, contributing their time, their energy and often their own well-being.

As the surface-to-volume ratio of the channel increases, surface charge contributes a much greater fraction of current transported, which results in higher channel conductivities.

PARIS — Crédit Agricole, one of France's biggest lenders, said on Wednesday that a series of write-downs and other charges contributed to its largest-ever annual loss.