Sentence examples for contributed to matter from inspiring English sources
The first, called delta, governs one possible source of asymmetry between matter and antimatter ("CP violation", in the argot) that contributed to matter dominating the universe after the Big Bang.The other two parameters capture the differences between the masses of three types of neutrino.
What is important is the way that the quarks contribute to matter at different levels and the properties that they bear.
According to the health professionals, poor working conditions, low salaries, and high stress levels contributed to this matter.
Neuroimaging had also contributed to this matter: indeed, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies had shown a modulation of the primary visual cortex during spatial attentional processing [ 13].
Asks how much TEDViT contributed to ascertaining wanted matters using five-point scale.
The organic matter content was found in high levels because the compost containing high amount of cow manure which contributed to increase in organic matter content and other nutrients and minerals in the soil.
Mr. Pan's demands that the government publicly release data on levels of PM 2.5, a potentially deadly particulate matter, contributed to an official decision that 74 cities would start reporting that information this year.
The US has resisted the idea, and a clash of views over the matter contributed to the failure of a treaty being signed at last year's International Telecommunication Union (ITU) conference in Dubai.
Kesselring received regular updates on efforts to preserve cultural treasures and his personal interest in the matter contributed to the high proportion of art treasures that were saved.
As whole-brain gray matter contributed to covariance estimates used by the classifier, g-maps were not thresholded.
Consistent with these neuropsychological and neuroimaging findings, occipital and parietal white matter contributed to the discrimination between OCD patients and healthy controls in the present study, providing further support for the involvement of these regions in OCD.
