Sentence examples for contribution to a decrease from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the mass loss by impacts would make only a minor contribution to a decrease in the thickness of a dust mantle.

At each step of the process, a variable is entered or removed from the predictor subset on the basis of its contribution to a statistically significant decrease in the LOO discrimination error (or ES error for ANNs).

It was found that the low k of SiOC films mainly results from a reduction of the ionic contribution due to a decrease in SiO bonds in the films.

It is shown that the increase of the electron phonon coupling leads to a super-linear decrease of the quantum contribution due to a decrease of both, the proportion of the coherent component and the semi-classical parameter ϵ.

Overall, 73.4% of survey respondents expressed a willingness to make a nominal household contribution to a larviciding program, a proportion which decreased as the proposed contribution increased.

Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi may make a contribution to the decrease of organophosphate residues in crops and/or the degradation in soils, but such effects remain unknown.

That is, the new Influenza A sub-type (such as 1918, 1957 and 1968) appears to be highly pathogenic in the immediate interval following establishment, but there is a contribution to the decrease in 'flu mortality in the era following the antigenic shift by the action of competitive selection of lower entropy variants during the antigenic drift phase in the SE-Asia seeding region.

Although deaths resulting directly from hypertension make a small contribution to the decrease in life expectancy, hypertension is a risk factor for many other diseases.

"The brain adds a large contribution to the decrease in sensitivity," they conclude.

The investment on the steam turbine (ST) and the irreversibility of the combustion chamber (CC) should also be paid more attention, the decrease of which makes a great contribution to the decrease of thermoeconomic cost.

Among the renewable energies, the photovoltaic (PV) energy, given its maturity and ability to be quickly deployed looked as the best choice for a fast contribution to the decrease of greenhouse gases emissions.