Sentence examples for contribution of different types from inspiring English sources

Comparing the TCSs from organisms with differing degrees of relatedness allowed inference of the contribution of different types of mutation to the evolution of contemporary sets of TCSs.

The structure parameters' influence on magnetic properties is explained in light of the contribution of different types of magnetic energy.

Contribution of different types of objects to the total number of point sources detected in NIR and MIR at each band (Stotal).

The survey was a cross-sectional empirical analysis whose purpose was to test the contribution of different types of entrepreneurship development programs to new business performance and growth.

To guide investment decision in MRV systems, comparative analyses of the contribution of different types of remotely sensed data to improve precision of estimates are required.

Results show that the contribution of different types of NTFPs to household economy varies in terms of subsistence and cash income.

The contributions of different types of fibres to the mechanical properties of HFRC were also investigated.

It is important to further identify the contributions of different types of immune cells at different stages of the inflammatory processes in different tissues to enable the "tailored" treatments with drugs that modulate the signaling through A2A purinergic receptors.

The superposition principle was used to address the contributions of different types of fibers, and the interaction between PVA and steel fibers was considered through the matrix micro-spalling in the modeling.

This paper compares the contributions of different types of evidence in the development of three health policies in Nigeria and explores the contextual influences which affected the utilization of evidence in developing these policies.

The current study assessed the contributions of different types of previous WE in predicting current SI and assessed the mediating roles of post-war hardships and depression/anxiety in the relations between WE and SI in FCS in Northern Uganda.