Sentence examples for contributing components of the from inspiring English sources
Authors not listed above contributed to the recruitment, genotyping, or data processing for the contributing components of the meta-analysis.
In this article from the USA, Charles G. Stolberg, Executive Director of the Submersible Wastewater Pump Association, describes some of the contributing components of the variable speed pumping system and how they interact with certain other components, and provides information to properly evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of applying such a design to submersible pumping equipment.
Abdominal obesity and hypertension seem to be the most consistent contributing components of the metabolic syndrome in patients with CIAP.
Distributed microscopic photostrictive actuation and its contributing components of a one-piece actuator and the multi-DOF actuator are evaluated in the modal domain.
This persuades the structural designers to account each of the contributing components in the shear resistance mechanisms seriously, especially that of concrete.
Combinations of PEV and BSV generally perform little better than the best of the contributing components.
We do not have any biological explanation for the misclassification of lymph-node (22, Fig. 4A and B), but it was suggested (Dorshkind, 2002) that bone marrow (21, Fig. 4A and B) might also contain distinct endodermal progenitors capable of contributing to components of the gastrointestinal system such as liver (27 and 28, Fig. 4A and B).
TA contributed to components of the study design and was involved in reviewing the manuscript and the implementation of the project.
RM contributed to components of the study design and was involved in reviewing the manuscript and the implementation of the project.
We sequenced these two genomes to determine which parent (Sk or Sp ) contributed which components of the genome using single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) to distinguish them.
Alternatively, the lack of such a finding might be due to the influence of other contributing variables or components of the neglect syndrome.
