Sentence examples for contributes to the single from inspiring English sources
By using electronic point-of-care documentation to generate KM-plots clinical research activities can be supported and the integrated documentation contributes to the single source approach.
"There is a clear German position – we want negotiations on a level playing field and certainly we would like Great Britain to stay as a very important pillar within the single market and contribute to the single market".
This resulted in "Eight Miles High" being banned in a number of states within a week of the report being published, a factor which contributed to the single's failure to break into the Billboard Top 10.
All that can be estimated from 〈ΔI〉 alone is the maximum amount of entropy information that could have contributed to the single bit needed for a successful decision.
Protein−protein, protein−lipid, and lipid−lipid interactions contribute to the single layer arrangement dodecamers in the lipid matrix.
We can assume that the number of populations that contribute to the single individual's genome is unknown and is a random variable.
Before Rasch model analysis was performed, it required the assessment of whether the SGRQ meets the test criteria of local independence and unidimensionality, which provides how well each item contributed to the single construct being measured [ 13].
It is expected that MC simulations will eventually find their way to the clinics, as contributing to the single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) or positron emission technology (PET) imaging process, and as provider of extremely realistic and still perfectly controlled datasets for evaluation purpose.
Cibula stated that Usher's "smoove-ass" singing and Ludacris' presence contributes to the success of the single.
By contrast, in the case of hagfishes, there had been an ongoing controversy about whether endoderm contributes to the formation of the single midline nasohypophyseal placode, with theories based on the assumption that a posterior displacement of the endoderm boundary may have been associated with the evolutionary dislocation of the nasohypophyseal placode [ 52].
