Sentence examples for contributed by the large from inspiring English sources
This approach combines the benefits contributed by the large sample size of the external panel and the greater genetic similarity of the internal panel.
The CO2 output contributed by the fumaroles is larger than that contributed by Furnas springs (~12 t day−1, Cruz et al. 1999), but far lower than the total hydrothermal diffuse degassing flux (~968 t day−1) at the scale of the entire volcano.
Asbestos exposure contributed by far the largest number of lung cancer registrations and was responsible for all the mesothelioma registrations (Table 3).
However, the high values of EC 55,000 µS/cm and TDS 34,775 mg/l recorded during dry season is mainly contributed by the major ions in larger concentrations indicating the presence of inorganic material.
The device usually needs to communicate with a data base as it can be shown in Figure 3; however, the power contributed by the access point is larger than the signal emitted by the wearable device.
They are shown to have high photocatalytic activity due to the large surface area contributed by the highly dense spiky nanostructures.
The broadening is also contributed by the complex spectral characteristics of individual large NPCs, as will be discussed next.
It shall be noted that all regression models have quite low values for the determination coefficient (R) and that the largest part is contributed by the area and sex variables meaning that rather small fractions of the variation in birth weight and growth are explained by the associations with Gap, area and child sex differences and the social and economic variables.
An alternative explanation for the differences between Chakdaha and Balia is that sediment contributed by the Hooghly and Old Brahmaputra River (actually its larger precursor) are sufficiently different nature in terms of As concentrations or As and/or Fe mineralogy to generate different patterns of release.
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities calculates that the extended Bush-era tax cuts will contribute by far the largest share to the next decade's deficits — ahead of the recession's drain on tax revenues, Iraq and Afghanistan war spending, TARP and Obama's stimulus.
