Sentence examples for combined contribution from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Green and Mr. Rich deliver on their promise, their $1 million combined contribution would be the largest ever received by the foundation.

Despite the successes in gene discovery over the past 10 years, the combined contribution of all genetic variants is too limited for embryo editing.

Some of the most senior bankers in Britain are planning to convince the Treasury to drop the new 50% tax on bonuses by dangling the prospect of a combined contribution to the exchequer of £2bn.

These EVP cells give rise to TA and D cells that form mostly venous/arterial capillaries but also lymphatics through the combined contribution of multiple clones of endothelial cells.

Notably, the combined contribution of fluid pressure and myocardial fiber stress cannot currently be reliably estimated to be either higher or lower than the intraluminal blood pressure, and both alternatives are theoretically possible considering the current limitations in knowledge.

For total PM2.5, residential and industrial emissions are the top two sources, with a combined contribution of 40 50% in most provinces.

Detailed analysis suggested that this improved irradiation tolerance could be related to the combined contribution of the multilayered and compositionally graded structures.

This may be due to the combined contribution of π π interaction and hydrophobic interaction, especially π π interaction played a dominated role in BPA adsorption.

With the combined contribution from double hydration layers and the vanishment of electrostatic attraction, γFg is forced to desorb from the surface.

The enhanced field-emission performance can be attributed to a combined contribution of open-end tips, thinner sidewalls and metal nanowire fillings.

The effective mass transfer coefficient represents the combined contribution from diffusion and dispersion to the transport of non-reactive solute particles within a fluid phase.