Sentence examples for contribution to active from inspiring English sources
A sufficient but smaller damping coefficient (k damp < k damp_c) is recommended as an optimal solution because the virtual resistance R eq makes a contribution to active damping.
By monitoring the diffusion of bound and unbound MBD3 in the nucleus the authors were able to identify and characterize hypoxia-sensitive cells from insensitive/tolerant cells, as well as the respective contribution to active demethylation in a time-dependent manner.
Work experiences that are thought to contribute to diagnostic reasoning include specialisation by seeing more patients with similar diseases, accurate feedback by using sophisticated diagnostic equipment, interaction with knowledgeable colleagues, involvement in teaching and supervision, and contribution to active research programmes.
Other possible contributions to active stress generation can result from filament polymerization in the presence of end-tracking cross-linkers.
Meanwhile, in a seeming departure, the trade group appears to have given a large contribution to an organization active in Montana's Supreme Court election.
The overall contribution to catalysis of active site Tyr residues in eUGMs is much greater than in the bacterial counterparts.
Human SCC cell contribution to tumours and active cell proliferation were confirmed by H&E and Ki67 staining.
UNICEF therefore welcomes the outcome of the recent Friends of Yemen meeting held in New York in September and is committed as part of the UN contribution, to play an active role in assisting the effective implementation of a focused and prioritised development plan for Yemen, enhanced social protection and decentralised delivery of social services.
"Obviously, his foundation has made charitable contributions to politically active organizations who have helped his campaign," said Charlie Smith, Mr. Franks's spokesman.
But the new disclosures reveal that the company's contributions to politically active nonprofit organizations, lobbying groups and trade associations rival its previously disclosed contributions to candidates and party organizations.
Cruz pressured Raman to explain what interest the Justice Department had in greater transparency for contributions to politically active nonprofits.
