Sentence examples for contributes the major source from inspiring English sources

In order to extract useful information about the mantle's composition, a refinement of the abundance and distribution of U and Th in the local crust is required, with particular attention to the geochemical characterization of the accessible upper crust where 47% of the expected geoneutrino signal originates and this region contributes the major source of uncertainty.

The major source, contributing half a million dollars over the past five years, has been the oil and gas industry.

Second, these participants do not have similarly high concentrations of other fat-soluble persistent organochlorines in their blood, although the same constituents of diet that contribute PCBs are presumed to be the major source of exposure to banned organochlorine pesticides.

Mahmud (2006) found that SMEs of Bangladesh have very limited bank finance, which is only around 10%%, while self-finance remains the major source of their finance contributing 76.5%% of fixed capital and 51.8 % of working capital.

Several cell types may contribute towards the levels of MMP-8 but the major source is most likely to be activated neutrophils.

Respiration contributed ca. 5% of total CO2 efflux; the major source (carbonate buffering) varied depending on the extent of acidification and wetting.

This set of studies indirectly suggests that the local vessel is the major source of plaque endothelium and predominantly contributes to regeneration of overlying endothelium after plaque rupture.

The major source of PGD2 is activated mast cells, which contribute significantly to bronchoconstriction, airway hyperreactivity, and inflammation (Kleeberger et al. 2001).

Macrophages, crucial contributors to inflammation, are the major source of TNF α produced by white adipose tissue (WAT) and contribute approximately 50% to WAT-derived IL-6 [ 12].

This may contribute to Rat1 crosslinking over this region, but mutational analyses (below) indicate that this is not the major source.

Hepatic stellate cells (HSC) are the major source of extracellular proteins during fibrogenesis, and may directly, or via secreted products, contribute to tumour initiation and progression.