Sentence examples for contribution determination from inspiring English sources

In the current contribution, determination of precipitable protein content of Candida antarctica B lipase (CALB), Thermomyces lanuginosa lipase (TLL) and other well-known commercial lipases was attempted by use of i) acetone as representative of organic solvents (data not shown), and ii) ammonium sulphate as a representative of inorganic salts.

The following fundamental problems need further research efforts: inclusion of more mechanism steps and quantum calculations of all rate constants lacking in the literature, checking the outer sphere electron transfer contribution, determination of the causes for the key changes in the homogeneous Fenton reaction mechanism with a change in the reagents concentration.

SY have made substantial contribution to determination of autoantibody titers by ELISA.

UNIFAC group contribution method for determination of local monomer concentrations and the simplex method for determination of reactivity ratios were used to describe the terminal and penultimate models of copolymerization in the styrene-acrylonitrile monomer system in bulk at 333.15 K. Results show that the procedure is applicable for prediction of the kinetic behaviour of the comonomer pair.

The second contribution is the determination of sufficient structural conditions to determine when a SLS is observable.

In conclusion, the paper provides a useful methodological contribution to the determination of dynamic effects caused by the interaction vehicle-road pavement, by evaluating the entity of the dynamic overload induced by surface irregularities.

Rodney Robert Porter, (born Oct. 8, 1917, Newton-le-Willows, Lancashire, Eng. died Sept. 6, 1985, near Winchester, Hampshire), British biochemist who, with Gerald M. Edelman, received the 1972 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his contribution to the determination of the chemical structure of an antibody.

It is natural that all these logs may not provide equal contribution in permeability determination; hence, there is no need to take them all into consideration.

This indicates that the reference of a proper name its contribution to the determination of truth conditions of sentences in which it occurs is the object for which that name stands.

(One might, of course, still think that the reference of an expression explains its contribution to the determination of the truth-value of a suitably delimited class of simple sentences in which the expression occurs).

Note that the highest contribution to the determination of activity in KNN comes only from the first K-nearest neighbors, which by definition are most similar to the compound the activity of which is being predicted.