Sentence examples for contribution to rate from inspiring English sources

Maximum likelihood models incorporating rate variation allow us to evaluate the contribution to rate variation of gene insertions/deletions between informational genes and non-informational genes.

If the user defines a list of Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) [ 26] Identifiers (IDs) for species whose contribution to rate laws should be neglected, species with such terms in their MIRIAM annotation [ 27] are removed.

Whereas some conclude that I f plays a fundamental role in the generation of pacemaker activity and its rate control, others conclude that the role of I f is limited to a modest contribution to rate control.

Intriguingly, McArdle and Plassman, investigating word recall longitudinally, found a genetic contribution to rate of change before age 74, but predominantly environmental factors driving change after this age (McArdle and Plassman 2009), a finding in common with some other systems in ageing (Steves et al. 2012).

This explains at least to some extent that some successfully use computer simulations to support their view that I f plays a fundamental role in the generation of pacemaker activity and its rate control, while others provide computer simulation results in favor of their view that the role of I f is limited to a modest contribution to rate control.

The steps (Pt{111} × {111} and Pt{100} × {111}) and terraces (Pt{100} and Pt{111}) of a 5% Pt/graphite catalyst have been identified by cyclic voltammetry and their contributions to rate and enantioselectivity in high-pressure ethyl pyruvate hydrogenation assessed.

Because GA shares the same uncatalyzed rate of autoproteolysis with ThnT, the difference in their activation parameters must reflect protein-specific entropic contributions to rate enhancement.

Its contribution to the rate of cesarean delivery was also small.

Elias, M. Organ and tissue contribution to metabolic rate in Energy metabolism: tissue determinents and cellular corollaries (ed McKinney, J., Tucker, H.) 51 79 (Raven Press, 1992).

The primary deuterium kinetic isotope effect is greater than 3 indicating a significant contribution to the rate limiting step from cleavage of the carbon hydrogen bond.

Neutral theory surmises that positive selection is so infrequent that its contribution to the rate of evolution is negligible.