Sentence examples for contributes a reference from inspiring English sources

This article contributes a reference of causal attributions made by vineyard executives in Chile, where increasing costs and stagnating prices challenge the vineyards' profits.

The work described here will eventually contribute to a reference database for membrane proteins.

In practice, this is often not the case, e.g. CB animals can contribute to a reference population, but they can also directly affect predictions of relatives through pedigree relationships.

Additional spoken texts came from Samuel M. Johnson and Lucinda Childs, the latter contributing a prose passage referencing a bathing cap of either blue, yellow or green.

GCTA makes use of individual level genotype data from one contributing study as a reference to approximate the structure of LD across the locus, from which the covariance between allelic effects at multiple SNPs in the regression model can be estimated.

Ideally, funding would be provided to examine both adult and larval stages to build upon the current COI reference library, and to contribute a broader understanding of Trichoptera biodiversity and ecology.

As for the "xenophobic and racist" journals to which Némirovsky is said to have contributed, the reference here is to Gringoire, a literary and political weekly in which she published half a dozen stories before 1939 (she also published in apolitical or left-leaning magazines).

Each reference to a block in the past contributes to this value and a reference's contribution is determined by a weighing function F x), where x is the time span from the reference in the past to the current time.

The genetic architecture of a trait is defined by the set of genes contributing to genetic variation within a reference population of genotypes together with information on their location in the genome and the effects of their alleles on traits, including intra-locus and inter-locus interactions, environmental dependencies, and pleiotropy.

In addition, high density linkage maps can be used to position scaffolds along linkage groups contributing to the assembly of a reference genome sequence [ 24, 96].

F. vesca has a small sequenced genome (240 Mb), a small stature and short seed to seed cycle, and the ability to reproduce sexually and vegetatively, all of which have contributed to its usefulness as a reference plant for the genus [ 1].