Sentence examples for contributor meaning from inspiring English sources
It seems that in the infiltrative component of LGG and GBM, the PpIX states peaking at 620 nm is the main contributor meaning that it has to be taken into account when fitting the emission spectrum and evaluating [PpIX].
As the Chicago Tribune reports, federal law shields nonprofits from releasing the names of their contributors, meaning that that nearly $1 million in donations is completely anonymous.
Melanin is also a significant contributor to absorption in pigmented animals, meaning that signals within animals with dark fur will be much more attenuated than signals from within nude animals or those with white fur.
Higher-than-expected fees are a drag on performance and a major contributor to tracking error, which is usually negative, meaning that a fund underperforms its benchmark.
About 5 percent of Mr. Paul's donors, 14 percent of Mr. Gingrich's donors and 30 percent of Mr. Santorum's donors had maxed out, meaning that a vast majority of their contributors can continue to give more money this year.
Of course, that's merely a fraction of the ambitious goal of 1.6 billion euros (about $1.8 billion) the unofficial fundraising proposal needs to raise by July 6, meaning the chances are pretty high that contributors will get their money back.
Morphological awareness, which is an understanding of how words can be broken down into smaller units of meaning such as roots, prefixes, and suffixes, has emerged as an important contributor to word reading and comprehension skills.
"However, we can imagine how usage could hold up or even improve if managed well, meaning that an acquisition could still make sense even if many of its contributors relied on the platform less in the future".
