Sentence examples for contributing to a given from inspiring English sources

As an example, we consider in the framework of an ocean governed by the Laplace tidal equations the problem of separation of large-scale geostrophic modes and surface-waves contributing to a given flow.

The low yield of relevant information derived from clinical studies results mainly from the insufficient clinical and patient information collection, minimal stratification of variables contributing to a given condition, biased selection of patient population and non standardized research procedures.

In addition, even amongst those proteins identified, there is a definite positive correlation between CAI and exponentially modified protein abundance index (emPAI), a measure of protein abundance derived from the total number of spectral evidences contributing to a given protein identification [18] (Figure 2B).

In conceptualizing the factors contributing to a given pool of Aβ, it is instructive to consider the 'life history' of individual Aβ molecules.

In particular, identifying all loci contributing to a given phenotype, particularly those of small effect that interact epistatically, remains a serious problem (Rockman 2012).

The bulk sorting of polyploid transcriptomes is a rapid and cost effective means to identify a testable suite of genes contributing to a given trait.

The possible locations in the world that could have contributed to a given pixel lie on an ellipsoid in Cartesian space (see also Supplementary Fig. S1).

Therefore, determining the specific cell type which contributes to a given IL-1-induced CNS behavioral effect is a critical step in identifying the related cellular signaling pathway.

In some contexts, as many as 25,000 cells contribute to a given malignancy following tail vein injection, and, consequently, nearly 25,000 loss of function phenotypes can be screened in the context of an individual mouse.

Data provenance, which captures how data elements are processed through the workflow, can aid in debugging by enabling backward tracing: finding the input subsets that contributed to a given output element.

Rather, the court reaffirmed the rationale it set out in 1976, when it barred limits on spending as a denial of free speech but upheld a limit of $1,000 contributed to a given federal candidate as a constitutionally permissible precaution against corruption or the appearance of corruption.