Sentence examples for contribution of events from inspiring English sources

Such outcomes presumably include a contribution of events in which the RNP and MAP do not meet each other due to their presence on different microtubule protofilaments.

We observed regional variation in the determinants of decline in deaths from acute myocardial infarction, with the relative contribution of event rate ranging from about one third to about two thirds, but being just over half in most regions.

The relative contribution of event and case fatality rates to the decline in deaths from acute myocardial infarction was calculated using the same method as in the MONICA study.

In our study, the relative contribution of event rate and case fatality differed by age: changes in the event rate played a bigger part in middle aged people, whereas changes in case fatality played a slightly bigger part in young and very old people.

Current methods of diversification rate estimates can deal exclusively with primary speciation events (cladogeneses) and the contribution of speciation events via reticulation cannot be assessed.

In this study, we have demonstrated the ubiquitous nature of sudden unexpected deaths and witnessing of traumatic events in South Africa, and the contribution of these events to the national PTSD burden.

Figure 3 illustrates the relative contributions of event and case fatality rates to the change in acute myocardial infarction mortality rate from 2002 to 2010 by government office region.

Studies from the MONICA centres showed that the relative contributions of event rate and case fatality to the decline in mortality from coronary heart disease vary by region and country.

The relative contributions of event rate and case fatality for acute myocardial infarction to the observed decline in mortality from acute myocardial infarction have not been studied for England.

We predict that this is directly related to the cumulative effect of intrauterine environmental exposure, however, the contribution of stochastic events to the observed variation cannot be discounted at this time.

Miller and Rasmussen (2010) [ 15] distinguish between two different approaches: the trauma-focused approach which emphasizes on exposure to traumatic events as the key factor influencing mental health and various studies have documented the contribution of traumatic events [ 16, 17].