Sentence examples for contribution of secondary from inspiring English sources

The approximate contribution of secondary structural elements to the overall structure was assessed with circular dichroism and infrared spectroscopy.

Qian et al. (2014) investigated the contribution of secondary load-carrying mechanism, including transverse beams and membrane action of the slabs in RC assemblies.

Málaga-Chuquitaype et al. (2016) have examined the contribution of secondary frames to the mitigation of collapse in steel buildings, which provides the reference for RC buildings.

One reason for this might be the contribution of secondary radicals (CH3), which are also able to react with DNA but to a minor extent [28].

Although QFM properly accounts for the contribution of secondary fractures during reservoir depletion, reservoir parameter estimation from its type-curve matching procedure has a high degree of uncertainty.

Indeed, Bird and Bommer (2004) reported a small contribution of secondary events to the total losses (except for mega-earthquakes, such as Indonesia 2004 and Japan 2011, which were not in the present study).

Though the temperature protocol had substantial influence on the OC to EC ratio, the contributions of secondary organic carbon (SOC) to OC, which were predicted by the EC-tracer method, did not differ significantly among the five protocols.

The results of DDT spraying illustrated that primary vectors could mask contributions of secondary vectors (28 ).

This is––in part reflected in the complex relationship that increasing salt has on the intrinsic flexibility of the ssDNA (reflected in the 'relaxing' curve, Figure 5A, open black circles) vs the folding contributions of secondary structure (reflected in the 'pulling' curve, Figure 5A, closed black circles).

The contribution of other secondary plant metabolites is often neglected.

Metabolic engineering of the volatile spectrum offers enormous potential for plant improvement because of the great contribution of volatile secondary metabolites to reproduction, defense and food quality.