Sentence examples for contributing to net from inspiring English sources

Nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide and methane are the main biogenic greenhouse gases (GHGs) contributing to net greenhouse gas balance of agro-ecosystems.

The amino acid composition of disordered segments in plants corresponds well with that reported for other eukaryotes [ 3, 5, 11], which can be defined by a low frequency of bulky hydrophobic residues, which normally form the core of a folded protein, and high frequency of polar residues contributing to net charge.

Those sales contributed to net after-tax investment gains of $223 million.

It implies that dairy hubs might have contributed to net returns.

This is likely due to the holiday rush, which has contributed to net additions of 401,000 for the company's post-paid subscriber base.

With conservation a diminishing option and restoration often unrealistic, there is a need to rethink development and the potential for marine infrastructure to contribute to net environmental gain.

In an isothermal liquid, only the Coulomb force which is the force acting on the free charges, can contribute to net electrohydrodynamic (EHD) motion.

It remains unclear, in how far the high amount of dead biomass contributes to net carbon offset, which grew twice as much as alive biomass after 60 years (Table 2).

Increased attendance at its theme parks also contributed to net earnings of $698 million, or 33 cents per share, in the quarter ended April 2, compared to $537 million, or 26 cents per share, in the same period last year.

In the investigated samples, the presence of Ni3+/Ni2+ ions leads to the formation of the p-type charge carriers, and their local displacement in the direction of applied field also contributes to net polarization, in addition to the n-type charge carriers.

It has been pointed out by Larsen et al. [24] and others that, in addition to the solution composition, other factors that contribute to net calcite growth rates include kink energies and geometries, ion dehydration, and the identity and quantity of reactive surface species.