Sentence examples for contribution characterised from inspiring English sources

We first analysed the set of clinicopathological variables presented in Table 1 and then selected those showing a contribution characterised by a P-value<0.05.

Ground engineering has a critical role in achieving green mining objectives but its contribution is characterised by pervasive uncertainty.

Among his contributions, he characterised the scrapie prion and added CJD and other diseases to the list caused by prions.

The analysis also provided higher resolution to the known progenitor contributions of previously characterised perennial ryegrass-associated endophyte taxa.

The same tenacity shown in squeezing that droplet of penguin blood has characterised his contribution to the framing and signing of the landmark Chemical Weapons Convention, which came into force in 1997, outlawing the production, stockpiling and use of these munitions.

The aim of the present contribution is to characterise the fracture resistance in the DBT region under high strain rate conditions by applying the MC methodology to the steel of the Santa María de Garoña Spanish nuclear power plant (NPP).

Emil Simonsen from Suspekt characterised Magle's contribution as "essential for the development of the new album", and described Frederik Magle as "one of the greatest musical sources of inspiration" the group had worked with.

Chronic diseases tend to be age-dependent, and are particularly characterised by their contribution to years lived with disability [ 3, 4].

The fluid intake of the three countries of Latin America was characterised by a high contribution of juices and RSB, which is as important as the contribution of water to TFI.

The study is focused on the northeastern Padanian plain (Italy), an area primarily characterised by sedimentary contributions from the two largest Italian river systems (Po and Adige), which intimately interacted during the last millennia.

The second most significant source of sulphate input is rainfall and it is characterised by a mean contribution of 30%.