Sentence examples for contributed entirely from inspiring English sources

The EDGAR42FT inventory, used as a priori, suggested an increase of 23.4 Tg-CH4 emissions from East Asia, which is contributed entirely by the anthropogenic emission increase rate in China.

According to its website, money for the program is contributed entirely by "long distance companies, local telephone companies, wireless telephone companies, paging companies, and payphone providers," and none of the funding comes from taxpayers via the federal government.

JN contributed entirely to this manuscript.

Although external factors may not have contributed entirely to the observed structure [ 78, 79], comparative phylogeography through the observation of similar patterns across taxa [ 71, 80] provides an indication that more than stochastic coalescent and sampling effects are contributing to the distribution of genetic variation in this species.

Subsequent scrutiny of models with three dimensions suggested that the third dimension was contributed almost entirely by one or two specialities such as forensic medicine, which have a high public and media profile, but which form only a small proportion of medical personnel.

This in turn contributes to entirely preventable maternal deaths.

These show that the FusAP610T mutation contributes almost entirely to the resistance of the 4-kan evolved population.

This has been reported to increase from 0.22 per 100,000 in 12 14 year olds to 1.18 in 15 19 year olds and to 3.5 in 20 24 year olds, with testicular GCTs contributing almost entirely to the increase in incidence.

Assimilation and Community: The Jews in 19th-century Europe (1992), which he co-edited with Steven Zipperstein, contributed to an entirely new reading of "modernisation" in a Jewish context.

Instead, the pressure is almost entirely contributed by the electrons, which are said to be particulate members of a degenerate gas (see below White dwarfs).

He feared the portrait of the evil megalomaniac and his nuclear reactor hidden away on a Caribbean island contributed to the "entirely negative" and "remorselessly grim" perception of the industry as a force for evil.