Sentence examples for contribution to extinction from inspiring English sources
These peaks can correspond to scattering contribution to extinction spectra.
Although Freud himself might have been flattered by the influence Lee Siegel attributes to him -- including his contribution to the extinction of literary character -- we think that this is more credit than he deserves.
A fuel-specific radical index has been introduced as a concept to represent and quantify the kinetic contribution to the extinction limit owing to the fuel-specific chemistry.
The contribution to the extinction coefficient due to the small quantity of prediluted ink was negligible (smaller than 0.1%).
These data suggest that mGlu5 is intrinsically involved in context-dependent extinction learning, whereby, its contribution pertains to extinction learning of a conditioned response, rather than to mechanisms that underlie facilitated extinction due to a context change.
For nanoshells, the major contribution to the total extinction comes from a scattering efficiency of 7.25, which represents 85% of the extinction efficiency, with a minor contribution from the absorption efficiency of 1.24, only 15% of the total extinction efficiency.
Scattering (just as the Tyndall effects shown in DLS experiments) also makes considerable contribution to the total extinction besides the absorption.
Intense and to some extent unique climate changes between the Last Glacial Maximum and the Holocene favors the interpretation that they had a major contribution to the megafauna extinction, although the scarcity of data impedes the proper testing of this hypothesis.
We developed effect factors (EF) that quantify the contribution to potential global extinction of species due to a loss in wetland area that is caused by water consumption.
The scattering contributions to the extinction were measured in the NIR/ultraviolet (UV) range for most of the samples, and in the FUV range for two of them.
The relative contribution of scattering to extinction is given by the albedo ω: (3).
