Sentence examples for contributed by the difference from inspiring English sources

After 120 h, the release of Ce was ∼3 times greater in large NPs than that in small NPs that is likely contributed by the difference in exchangeable Ce(III) impurity (small: 0.3 mM kg−1, large: 1.56 mM kg−1).

The difference in length between these two maps could be contributed by the difference in the chromosomal recombination frequency caused by environmental factors and the genetic distance between mapping parents, and also the different size of the mapping population as well as the number and types of markers used for map construction [ 54].

The genetic heterogeneity could be contributed by the difference in study design, such as inclusion of both men and women in the Northern European study, but only women in the Southern Chinese study; random cohort design in the Northern European, but threshold defined case control design in the Southern Chinese study.

The near 390 bp length difference was contributed by the different numbers of repeat unit.

The difference in overall percentage of chimeras among assembly methods was largely contributed by the drastic difference in trans-self chimeras.

In Eqs. 10 and 11, the cos terms are contributed by the phase differences between the incoming carrier and the locally generated carrier used in the demodulation.

Analysis on the plastic strains along the loading direction and the transverse direction indicated that the out-of-plane grain displacement is likely to be contributed by the strain differences among individual strains.

We reasoned that the difference might be contributed by the presence of membrane domain of LMP-1 in the protein of NUC-1 LMP-1153 237::GFP, which blocks the secretioNUC-1 LMP-1153 237

However, the differences in energy contributed by the other macronutrients were small.

The differences however, might be contributed by the type of solvent that was used for extraction of plant components.

Remaining differences are due to additional variability contributed by the variation of the original slip distributions.