Sentence examples for contribution derived from from inspiring English sources
As most fossil pollen data are drawn from flooded settings, it is critically important that palynologists recognize the Poaceae pollen contribution derived from floating grasses and marshes that surround their coring site.
indicate that about 50% of [1-C]acetyl-CoA is derived from cycling of [3-C]pyruvate with the remaining contribution derived from randomized Krebs cycle isotopomers.
However the extent to which NK cell contribution derived from mice studies can be extended to humans is notably limited by the inherent expression of independently evolved and structurally unrelated set of MHC class I-specific NK cell receptors belonging to the C-type lectin-like family as opposed to the immunoglobulin-like family in humans (Parham, 2005).
Although this hematopoietic activity was detected even when the day 5 A/B ECs were sorted for CD34 expression (data not shown), we cannot rule out the possibility of a hematopoietic contribution derived from a small number of less differentiated mesoderm cells among the day 5 A/B ECs.
Both the groundwater contributions derived from 222Rn measurements and the Ra-derived marsh water age agreed well with the direct measurements obtained using propeller flow meters, evidencing the effectiveness of the used methods.
As producers' businesses grow and thrive, they are able to create jobs for local people and make contributions (derived from the premium they receive for selling fair trade products) to healthcare, education and agricultural activities.
Conclusions: The findings of increased erythema and edema in this study are consistent with previous descriptions of the effects of smoking on laryngeal structures, whereas our observations regarding glottal gap size and phase symmetry are unique contributions derived from the stroboscopic method.
Many of the contributions, derived from dioceses across the country, likely came from parishioners who had no knowledge of what the money would be used for, the HRC noted in a press release.
