Sentence examples for contributions of one from inspiring English sources
PASADENA — For much of the season, Hoover High boys' water polo Coach Ara Oganesyan's approach has been to emphasize team play over relying on the contributions of one player — even when that one player is standout Hakop Kaplanyan.
Social media features could center on the great contributions of one of your great employees every day of the week, creating good PR for your business as well as a good appreciation opportunity for the deserving folks on your team.
We outline the reciprocal genetic contributions of one species to the other, relying on microsatellite genotyping [hereafter simple sequence repeat (SSRs)], a category of molecular markers widely used for investigating evolutionary relationships between lineages having diverged recently.
With Vanguard administering the test and Mr. Thaler and Mr. Benartzi giving advice, the company will ask 2,000 workers next month to commit to annual increases in 401(k) contributions of one, two or three percentage points.
The status and the perspectives of codes is especially addressed by own contributions of one of the authors with the GRS code WEX and with MEDICIS, both codes included in the European integral code ASTEC.
Surprisingly, this is due to the relatively small finite-temperature contributions of one of the γ′ decomposition products, B2 CoAl, effectively destabilizing the Co, CoAl and Co3W three-phase mixture, thus stabilizing the γ′ phase.
Within-clique regulation captures the contribution of one clique on a target gene.
Under appropriate CFL restrictions, the contributions of one-dimensional waves dominate the flux, which explains good performance of dimensionally split solvers in practice.
The reason is in the wide range of variance we obtained among our 9 cases (range 0.30-0.99), mainly due to the contribution of one case (66SML) on the mean.
It is also shown that unless a condition is imposed on the contribution of one mode, the solution of this set leads to the linear case.
While some subgroup analyses based on the second set of estimates seem to suggest a possible association, all of these are heavily dependent on the contribution of one specific relative risk estimate from one study with known weaknesses [ 11].
