Sentence examples for contribution of a second from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it can be interpreted as a differential response of an area to the psychological variable which depends on the contribution of a second area [30].

First, we tested whether the mismatched genotypes were due to the contribution of a second genetic background.

When the alignment score falls below a specified threshold, CLASP attempts to identify the contribution of a second genetic background (due to hybridization, introgression or contamination) using only the genotypes that are inconsistent with the closest matching reference sample.

To test if the contribution of a second element was simple enhancer activity we evaluated the ability of CaMV 35S promoter general enhancer [ 22] to substitute for a second P-INO region.

Taken together, the differences in yields, g values, and proton hyperfine couplings detected in the EPR spectra of the multiple-Tyr/Trp variants of CcP recorded at both 285 and 9 GHz are consistent with two predominant, and chemically different, Tyr radicals contributing to the wild-type Tyr EPR spectrum of CcP with a minor contribution of a third species, as summarized in Table 1.

Here we will review the contribution of a third type of tool, collectively known as microfabricated tools.

Furthermore, some of these studies [ 8- 10] highlighted the probable contribution of a fourth taxon, C. micrantha Wester, as the ancestor of some limes C. aurantifolia (Christm).

Furthermore, these studies highlight the probable contribution of a fourth taxon, C. micrantha Wester, as the ancestor of limes (C. aurantifolia (Christm).

This was originally thought to be entirely from the PHF, however, LacZ transgene expression under Fgf10 promoter control in mice revealed contributions of a second heart field (SHF) to the outflow tract (OFT) myocardium, with transgene expression originating in the pharyngeal mesoderm from E7.5 (Kelly et al., 2001).

This program is jointly funded by NIH and NSF in the region of only $15 million per year, to which NIH makes a contribution of about a third (less than 0.1% of the Allergy and Infectious Disease division funding at NIH).

But the plan by banks fell apart over the weekend, and policy makers are at an impasse on how to require contributions from private creditors as part of a second Greek bailout.