Sentence examples for contribution to examination from inspiring English sources

Additional diagnostic MR sequences are another major contribution to examination times, e.g., within organ-specific protocols and sequences after the application of intravenous contrast agents that are not acquired before the completion of whole-body PET scans.

The results indicate the feasibility of such methods for museum documentation and as contribution to scientific examination of coins in general.

The results indicate the feasibility of such techniques for museum documentation and as contribution to scientific examination of coins in general.

In so doing, this paper brings together the economic geography literature on place branding and the cultural geography literature on landscape and identity, and makes a methodological contribution to nascent examinations of social media and visual data sources in geography.

Multiple regression analysis showed the UKCAT made a statistically significant unique contribution to variance in examination performance in the senior years.

Remote sensing data (RS) with geographic information systems (GIS) have made significant contributions to the examination of spatial-temporal patterns and processes of forest ecosystems (Nandy et al. 2011; Ramachandra et al. 2012a) in criteria based decision-making and selection of the optimal alternative.

Examination of variable contribution to models reveals substantial differences for species within each biogeographic zone (Table 1).

She made a substantial contribution to the design of the physical examination data collection methods in SLÁN 2007.

This current study gives an update of evidence for familial clustering of cancer in Utah, and includes an enhanced analysis of familiality methodology that allows a more detailed examination of the heritable contribution to observed familial clustering.

Examination is the greatest American contribution to the institution of patents, and it has been copied by virtually every industrial nation in the world.

Partial correlation is used here to make possible the examination of one factor's contribution to near-zero phase-lag withethe contribution of other factors statistically removed.