Sentence examples for contributing to questions from inspiring English sources

Contributing to questions surrounding the existence of At-β was its absence in the Carica genome (Ming et al. 2008), a member of the Brassicales.

Despite the definition of Jewishness as being born to a Jewish mother, and the likelihood of some continuity between ancient and modern populations, it has not until recently been clear that genetics had anything much to contribute to questions of Jewish identity.

This observation holds the potential to contribute to questions about the dating of Netherlandish paintings.

Several studies have contributed to questions which spatial developments, land use conflicts and/or impacts of the utilisation of specific renewable resources might arise (see, e.g. [1, 25 28]).

Evidence based on response process generally comes from an analysis of individual responses and can contribute to questions about differences in meaning or interpretation of test scores among the relevant examinees.

This research thus contributes to question the ineluctable separation between ports and cities which dominated the literature, while offering new empirical evidence about the structure and dynamics of city-systems and spatial networks in general.

The number of students contributing to prequiz questions was 54; however, because of student withdrawals the total number of students who contributed to the postquiz was 51.

Abstracts and full-text articles that contain information contributing to the question are considered relevant to the question.

Authors TW and WW made important contributions to biological questions and DHH contributed to phylogenetic questions.

Individual items (questions) contributing to a particular factor were grouped based on a factor loading of 0.5 or greater.

Cobb writes: "If morality is bound up with contributing to others, the crucial question is: What is to be contributed?