Sentence examples for complex contributions from inspiring English sources

Various factors appear to make complex contributions to subtilase stability.

Thomson Reuters responded to the DORA in this statement, agreeing that: "No one metric can fully capture the complex contributions scholars make to their disciplines, and many forms of scholarly achievement should be considered".

Such defined strain ɛ can be derived from the slope of Δd ɛ versus d(P, T) plot (Fig. 2), which is an image of the complex contributions to the overall peak width changes.

For most microbiological applications, accurate determination of the contact point (zero separation distance) between the AFM tip and the soft sample is rather delicate due to the complex contributions of surface forces and mechanical deformation [9].

GWAS is especially useful in parsing complicated traits not caused by a single genetic mutation but by complex contributions from environmental factors and polygenic components, which describes NAFLD (Anstee and Day, 2013).

These tomato lines represent good models to study the complex contributions of turgor pressure, cell wall chemistry, tissue architecture and their mechanisms of modulation underpinning texture in ripening tomatoes.

This autobiographical novel by the celebrated Bosnian poet, which has been awarded a European Union prize for literature and is vividly rendered into English by Will Firth, makes a major and complex contribution to war literature.

This, along with the influence of the outgoing wave field on the horizontal velocity skewness and the presence of quasi-standing waves, suggests a complex contribution of the hydrodynamics induced by swash-based reflection into sediment transport rates and nearshore bar generation/migration.

In the case of dopamine, ferrocene/ferrocenium, and quinone/hydroquinone redox systems the voltammetric response should be thought as a complex contribution of different tips and sidewall domains which act as mediators for the electron transfer between the adsorbate species and the molecules in solution.

Inhibition of furin decreases tumor growth in some preclinical tumor models [28], [29], [30], while other tumor models indicate a more complex contribution of PCs to tumorigenesis [31], [32] Thus, although the dual role of PCs in tumorigenesis has to be further investigated, PCs represent a promising target to decrease or even prevent the activation of cancer-promoting factors [33].

Attitudes towards genetic testing result from a complex contribution of beliefs and perspectives that are constantly in flux and ever changing (Condit 2001).