Sentence examples for compared with the contribution of from inspiring English sources

It was nothing compared with the contribution of Bernard Foley.

Ohio's continuing activity in agriculture and mineral production provides economic balance and diversity, although, compared with the contribution of manufacturing, both account for just a tiny fraction of the state's gross product.

Effective doses received by the patient from 68Ge in the injected radiopharmaceutical 68Ga-DOTATATE are lower than 0.1 μSv and are therefore practically negligible, especially when compared with the contribution of the PET radiopharmaceutical itself.

The increased risk of preterm infants for obesity and the metabolic syndrome secondary to the metabolic/nutritional events early in life (programming) is likely to be small compared with the contribution of other risk factors, such as parental size, weight as an adolescent, and various lifestyle factors such as physical activity.

Furthermore, the relative contribution of the CK19 marker to the total number of DTC positive samples declined in the post-operative BM samples, as compared with the contribution of this marker detected prior to surgery (Table  2).

Both factors acted synergistically (RERI = 0.93, SI = 4.33) to increase the risk of hip OA, so that among overweight persons carrying the variant allele, 42% (AP = 0.42; 95% CI 0.16, 0.68) of hip OA risk was attributable to the action of both exposures as compared with the contribution of each of the two risk factors added to each other.

The conservation fund could then request international organizations to provide the same amount of money or more compared with the contributions of citizens.

The conservation fund could then request international organizations to provide the same amount of money or more compared with the contributions of residents.

For a suite of pesticides formerly or currently used in the region, the contribution to AF uncertainty of recharge uncertainty was compared with the contributions of other AF components: retardation factor (RF), a measure of the effects of sorption; soil-water content at field capacity (ΘFC); and pesticide half-life (t1/2).

They proposed that, the contributions of host genetic factors to HCV-2/3 clearance are relatively low compared with the contributions of host genetic factors to HCV-1 clearance because HCV-2/3 is more likely to be eliminated by SOC therapy.

This may be the case in model simulations (and the results on tree shape should be compared with the relative contributions of mutation classes to fitness variance).