Sentence examples for contribution of area from inspiring English sources

This clearly provides further empirical evidence for the contribution of area exclosures in enhancing the densities of woody species.

In humans, the contribution of area MT to motion awareness remains a matter of speculation [55], although findings such as that a bilateral damage to this region causes motion blindness [56], or that implied and imagined motion activate MT [57], [58], or that MT exhibits spatiotopic properties [59], suggest an important role in high-level motion processing.

The percentage contribution of area G + H was dramatically greater than that of area E + F at each angle of knee flexion.

Because urban density and traffic density were highly correlated (rS = 0.72), our mixed-effects models may not have resolved the distinct contribution of area and mobile emissions to PAH contamination in the residential environment.

To this end, this study examines the contribution of area of residence and literacy to rates of violence against women, focusing on norms and attitudes of women towards violence against women in Ethiopia.

This result is noteworthy as it suggests that pooling the activity across multiple V1 neurons either does not increase contrast sensitivity as is often thought (Sclar et al. 1992; Thiele et al. 2000; Williford and Maunsell 2006) or that the contribution of area V4 to the detection of low-contrast stimuli is limited.

For instance, not much is known about the functional contribution of areas and the integration of information between them in supporting functional aspects of observational learning over time.

As outlined at the start of the 'Results'section, we focussed our investigation on the specific contribution of areas involved in the execution of grasping movements.

In addition, strong bilateral involvement of the supramarginal gyri and of inferior frontal gyri (ventral premotor cortex, pars opercularis, Area 44) indicated the contribution of areas associated with the anticipation of action consequences.

IOR-80 is the 80% interval odds ratio which quantifies the contribution of area-level explanatory factors to the variations in survival between areas.

Irreplaceability is related to the existence of alternatives in reserve design, and provides a quantitative assessment of the contribution of areas for meeting conservation targets (Pressey et al., 1993, 1994; Ferrier et al., 2000; Justus & Sarkar, 2002).