Sentence examples for components contribution of from inspiring English sources

We examined the levels of PM2.5 mass and its components, contribution of each component to total PM2.5 mass, and correlations among different components, including analysis by hour, day, and season.

The relationship between TG/HDL-C and MS might be different according to the sex, age and race/ethics due to the different components contributions of MS is depondent on the sex, age and race/ethics.

One of the methods adopted for the composite semi-rigid beam to column joints characterization is the component method present in the Eurocodes 3 and 4 that considers the composite action in the model by incorporating the component contributions of the reinforcing bars, concrete and shears connectors.

As the strength of a compression splice consists of end-bearing and bond components, the contribution of each part was scrutinized in detail using measured strain values.

In addition, for every calculated component, the contribution of each subject to that component is output (subject mode).

Table 1 summarizes the data on PM2.5 mass and chemical components and the contribution of each component to PM2.5 total mass for the entire period and by season.

Except for spot B, variance of the evoked responses of MUs in a spot was well explained by the first component, and contributions of the higher components were not very different from each other.

Finally, δ is a scaling component for the contribution of the shared component to the overall relative risk that allows for differential risk gradients (on the log-scale) for each crime.

In assessing the components of absolute CVD risk attributable to each risk factor, we have partitioned the original parametric model into its various components and examined the contribution of each component to the overall risk included in the model.

When several components fail simultaneously, the contribution of each failed component to risk cannot be estimated by sensitivity analysis.

Component scores reflect the contribution of each component or 'pattern prominence' in each of the experimental groups.