Sentence examples for contribution of total from inspiring English sources

This indicates that the contribution of total biomass accumulation during the entire growth period (5 years) is 76 % for the initial stage.

Finally, the estimates of the contribution of total factor productivity to economic growth would be biased if intangible capital is not considered.

The temperature rise also increased hydrocracking reaction evidenced by the lower contribution of total n-paraffin to the product mixture at higher PFAD in LGO.

A similar spectral profile, even if with a greater contribution of total reflected light since recorded on a thick-bodied yellow paint applied on a black and silver area, is observed for the point M60.

According to the analysis of capacitance contribution for 10 MPa-GF electrode, the pseudocapacitance originated from N/O functional groups is up to ∼65% of the contribution of total capacitance.

When MAGT is less than about − 1.2 °C, the main contribution of total settlement is probably thawing settlement, with the negligible creep of permafrost; when MAGT higher than − 1.2 °C, creep of permafrost starts to have an increasing share in the total settlement.

The contributions of total polymer concentration (Cp), temperature (T) and polychromatic light exposure (L) on the degradation process were investigated through a 23 factorial design approach.

Using this information, we evaluated genotype-smoking interactions by likelihood ratio test, and compared the contributions of total exposure (pack-years) and intensity (cigarettes per day) of smoking using the linear-exponential model for smoking excess odds ratio (EOR) [54].

The average contributions of total PBDDs and total PBDFs detected in the present study relative to the total mass of PBDEs present were 0.001% and 0.11%, respectively.

However, the contributions of total enteroscopy to the diagnostic yield and the management of small bowel disease remain controversial [ 6, 7].

The remaining six compounds included in this study (BEP, BPA, E1, GAL, TBEP, and TCS) had <90% median removal efficiencies, and all but TCS (19%) had <10% contributions of total annual load from CSO bypass flows.