Sentence examples for contribution of range from inspiring English sources

In this method, weights are designed to encourage the contribution of range cells with high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and suppress that of range cells with low SNR, yielding a more precise and stable estimation.

Messages from range neighbors h Γ n, m → x m represent the contribution of ranging information from wireless neighbors.

Although many contigs fall in the 100 – 400 kb range, the contribution of the ranges to the overall assembly length was observed to be roughly uniform across all size ranges.

The effect of residue (contribution of out-of range modes) upon analysis accuracy has been examined.

This paper uses data on more than four hundred third and fourth year engineering undergraduates at four United Kingdom universities to explore the relative contribution of a range of experiences in the workplace which affect their venturing and technology self-efficacy.

This paper describes the design of a longitudinal study to examine the contribution of a range of factors to independence and living well in advanced age.

However, using the twin design we were able to address the contribution of long range epistasis by a heritability analysis.

The WHO, through the CRA, estimated the contribution of a range of risk factors to the global and regional burden of disease (WHO 2002).

The World Health Organization (WHO) has assessed the contribution of a range of risk factors to the burden of disease and revealed IAP as the 8th most important risk factor and responsible for 2.7% of the global burden of disease [ 15].

This paper has examined the contribution of a range of factors to explaining the female excess in three psychosomatic symptoms (headaches, stomach ache/sickness and dizziness) and, by way of contrast, depressive mood, at age 15.

The first section included 40 items covering 11 domains addressing student use of and perceptions about the value of the formal and informal curriculum, the contribution of a range of learning activities to their study, and the proportion of time devoted to the learning activities.