Sentence examples for combined contributed to from inspiring English sources

From Q3 2012 to Q4 2012, Google Play revenue doubled, in a large part due to increases from Japan and South Korea, which, combined, contributed to close to half of Google Play revenue in Q4.

The R2 of 0.443 (Adjusted R2 = 0.412) indicated approximately 40% of the variables combined contributed to increased DMFT indices.

We identified BbF, DahA, BaP, and DBalP as the most important carcinogenic PAHs in the Beijing air, which combined contributed to 91 93% of the estimated PAH carcinogenicity.

Investigating the eigenvalues of the first principal components, we found that the first component contained the highest overall data variance while the first and second principal component combined contributed to approximately half of the overall variance.

All these elements combined contribute to making the Clippers one of the strongest teams in the NBA and certainly one of the most exciting to watch.

Fourth, participating and being a part of the community where engaging in different tasks combined, contributes to becoming a part of the building process.

These three GHGs combined contribute to more than 90%% of anthropogenic climate warming (Hansen et al. 2000).

An alternative viewpoint is presented here, where the whole of diffraction space is occupied by scattering from many crystal planes, which when combined contribute to the peaks observed.

As we continue to advance our understanding of how epigenetic mechanisms interface with cell signaling pathways and how their dysregulation, independently or combined, contributes to diseases such as cancer, opportunities for therapeutic targeting of pathobiologic epigenetic mechanisms will follow.

HPV16 and HPV18 combined contribute to approximately 70% of cervical cancers, while HPV31 and HPV33 are among the next most prevalent types, causing approximately an additional 8% of the cancers [33,36,37].

Strawberries, blueberries and raspberries combined contribute about $2.1 million directly to the state's economy, Mr. Macsuga said.