Sentence examples for comparison of the contribution from inspiring English sources

Figure 7 shows that the first arrival waves (Phase 1) come from Area 1. Fig. 7. Comparison of the contribution of the slip at each area shown in Fig. 4 to the waveforms at TMR, KSN and IBRH19.

A selective comparison of the contribution of medical care to the outcome measured by means of an indicator assumes that the effect based on these external factors will be negated by risk adjustment [ 1].

The control of outdoor exposure and the wide gradient for each subject allowed study of dose response relationship and comparison of the contribution of outdoor exposure and indoor exposure.

The estimation was possible upon solving the observed variables' parameters first (so-called path analysis) and fixing the factor loading for preterm delivery to the value of one – a convention allowing the comparison of the contribution of the other two observed risk variables to the unobserved latent risk using premature birth as unit risk.

Without a comparison of the contributions to the creation of the black middle class by, among others, teachers, ministers, beauticians, caterers, country club headwaiters and, truth be told, the occasional numbers banker, Tye's premise that Pullman porters, more than any other group, "helped give birth to the African-American professional classes" seems overstated.

An eigenstrain approach enabled direct comparison of the contributions of the different processing steps to the plastic strains.

In order to give a more intuitive comparison of the contributions of Fe and Co atoms, we calculated the differential charge density.

Also, the comparison of the contributions of knowledge tests (linguistic and metaknowledge) vis-a-vis speed of processing, showed that speed of processing, although correlated to writing proficiency, had almost no unique contribution in predicting writing proficiency in L1 and L2.

Authors' response: Actually, the comparison of the contributions of translation rate and structural functional constraints is quantitative as illustrated in Figure 6.

Comparison between original and deciphered contributions of one of the signatures in all genomes is shown in Figure 2C whereas a comparison of the contributions of all 10 signatures in a single genome is shown in Figure 2D.

Our definition is based on the choice of a material component, such as carbon or nitrogen, which allows a comparison of the contributions of input metabolites to the composition of output products.