Sentence examples for contributes minor from inspiring English sources

Duncan Fallowell in the Daily Express allowed that "Garnett's meandering book contributes minor details" but added that neither Georgiana BurnorJonEffier Effie Grey "were really muses".

Our results suggest that the main process by which EXO1 regulates the endo activity is via tracking, whereas the process of threading contributes minor after the 5′ blocking at the ssDNA to hydrolysing the 5′ flap of 20 nt.

The blue-green algae Nostoc locally contribute minor organic compounds to soils.

The outlying and infilling urban patches contributed minor isolation effects to the KEAs.

Our results thus revealed that the third frequency observable contribute minor to the improvement of network solutions.

MK planned and conducted the field experiments, carried out the statistical analysis with R and wrote parts of the manuscript concerning phenotypic and statistical data analysis and contributed minor to introduction and discussion.

We theorize that such a few sites in most cases may not create entirely new functions, but likely contribute minor adaptation or optimization for the new function acquired in early evolution.

While the first component showed an Eigenvalue of 14.08 accounting for 24.27% of the shared variance, the following components only contributed minor explanatory power up to 62.6% in total successively.

See related research by Nguyen et al., Susceptibility to autoimmune diseases is dependent on multiple genes, of which most contribute minor effects that precipitate the disease when expressed in the right environmental context.

An unrestricted exploratory factor analysis (EFA) on the item level showed a joint higher-order factor "identity integration" explaining 24.3% of variance, while the further 14 components did not match with reasonable units of shared content and only contributed minor explanatory power up to 62.6% in total.

Concentrations of atmospheric TGM increased by ∼0.3% yr−1 between 1996 and 2004 at KNPNHS (8), and the highly water-soluble RGM contributes a minor portion to this atmospheric Hg pool (26).