Sentence examples for contributed to a large part from inspiring English sources
I love watching movies, and doing so has contributed to a large part of who I am today -- a pop culture obsessed copywriter/filmmaker. I've tried NetFlix and Blockbuster Online, though when I want to watch something, I want to watch it right away -- not wait several days for the DVD to arrive.
The common origin of haplotype structure, as illustrated in the simulation data, is unlikely to have contributed to a large part of the correlation between genetic distances and structure of the recombination landscape.
Our results suggest that social interactions contributed to a large part of the heritable variation in body weight.
The rapid growth of broadband access has popularized multimedia services, which nowadays contribute to a large part of Internet traffic.
Furthermore, increased current collector resistance also contributes to a large part of the pouch cell impedance when aged at increased temperatures.
On the one hand, exchange rate volatility contributes to a large part of the import price inflation variation of the Euro-area in contrast to foreign markup shocks.
While a big draw for its user base is still its extensive collection of crowdsourced recipes – there are now 35,000 recipes on the site – the commerce business continues to contribute to a large part of Food52 revenue.
The writing group has executed numerous songs recorded by Cyrus, contributing to a large part of all three of her studio albums.
Leaves are essential to capture solar radiation and convert it into chemical energy by photosynthesis, therefore contributing to a large part of plant biomass production.
In this study, we found a large total heritable variance, which suggested that social interactions may contribute to a large part of the heritable variation in body weight in L. vannamei.
The heritable variance including that of IGE represented 73%% of the phenotypic variance and was more than two-fold greater than that expected with a classical heritability analysis, which indicates that social interactions may contribute to a large part of the heritable variation.
