Sentence examples for contributions strongly from inspiring English sources

When non-binding incentives are introduced, requested contributions strongly sustain cooperation.

The main conclusion is that the visibility in the DFRT of separate dispersive contributions strongly depends on the associated resistance and the width of the distribution.

Simple examples include positive or negative electrostatic contributions: Strongly charged surface properties, especially when they occur in a highly localized manner, can differentially modulate a protein's diffusion behavior in positively or negatively charged environments.

As to polarized scattering, the SPE contribution strongly depends on the resonance parameter (see[1]): if the incident frequency is close to the effective bandgap (including the Moss-Burstein shift), the SPE peak can be comparable with the plasmon one.

It is seen that this nonequilibrium contribution strongly enhances, above a threshold of polymer concentration and of shear rate, the migration of the polymer towards the regions with lower stress.

In particular, V-V contributions are strongly damped in the FT(χ (k)*k3) of hydrated VxOy/SBA-15 indicating an increased disorder in the local structure of hydrated VxOy species supported on SBA-15 compared to bulk V2O5.

Instrumental and model uncertainty contributions can strongly affect the performance of the ROC analysis especially in the evaluation of performance metrics such as Area Under ROC (AUC) and Optimal Operating Points.

However, these contributions depend strongly on the cell geometry - particularly the length of the gas-filled PA chamber l g (see Fig. 2) and the microphone position - and the excitation wavelength.

Occasionally one wanted more rhythmic precision, but over all Mr. Gatti's contribution is strongly positive.

During individual years however, their contribution can strongly increase (up to 27% in 2011).

Methane is produced during the reduction of the adsorbate and dimethylsulfide is formed in the bulk without the contribution of strongly adsorbed intermediates.