Sentence examples for contributed a small part from inspiring English sources

The 30 or so executives who contributed to its purchase include hotel owners and bankers with links to Majorca and other Balearic Islands, whose regional government contributed a small part of the cost of the yacht, too.

The archaeological evidence during the last four million years of evolution towards Homo sapiens suggests that if grass seeds were being incorporated into the diet of our ancestors, they probably only contributed a small part [ 25].

The variable "animals" was ranked last in CART, probably because it is important only at the first step in the CART tree (in analogy with a parametric model) but will only contribute a small part to the final importance which is obtained by adding contributions at different splits in the tree.

In this way, children made music from the start, and learned that by contributing a small part to a larger whole they could surpass themselves individually.

"What we see in many diseases, from breast cancer to diabetes, is lots of different genes, each contributing a small part of the risk.

Letters written in 1712 and 1722 by a Jesuit missionary who spent some years at Jingdezhen record that some Qing pieces were handled by as many as 70 men, each contributing a small part to the total effect, and this is one of the reasons why many Qing wares are found to lack the freshness and the spontaneity of Ming decoration.

At least my 23andMe report notes that "muscle fiber only contributes a small part to your overall athletic performance.

For all that, application software contributes a small part of Oracle's revenue stream $156 million or 7% of the company's $2.3 billion in revenues for the first quarter of fiscal 2001.

I am honored to contribute a small part to ending this epidemic and supporting the Coalition's efforts, by participating in the Robert Rauschenberg's inaugural 'Artist as Activist' Print Project.

Therefore, we assume that grain quality as well as plant height and flowering time are influenced by many factors each contributing a small part to the expression of the phenotype.

Therefore, and in accordance with their quantitative inheritance, we assume that the investigated seed traits, plant height, and flowering time are influenced by many additional hitherto unknown factors each contributing a small part to the expression of the phenotype.