Sentence examples for defined contributed from inspiring English sources

L. 100 418, § 1421(a)(1)(A), struck out last sentence which defined "contributed importantly" for purposes of par.

Together, consumer spending, globally defined, contributed only 1.3 percentage points in the first quarter, and is in danger of falling in the second.

Three families in the kinships defined contributed a first-degree relative other than a sibling with the same or similar birth defect, consistent with a Mendelian inheritance pattern.

As Table  2 shows, both maternal intelligence and education (categorically defined) contributed significantly to most measures of child intelligence; associations were least strong for Processing Speed.

Hence, the goal of the present study was to empirically test interactive effects of the physical and social environment to gain a more comprehensive picture of how the environment, broadly defined, contributes to childhood asthma.

The T clade, which is known to be ill defined, contributes errors leading to reduced specificity in a wide variety of clades including LAM6, T1-RUS, T3-ETH, T3-OSA, and AFRI.

(3) for provisions defining "contributed importantly" and applicability of such term in par.

Tight organization of the numerous central and provincial officials, whose ranks in the bureaucratic structure on different levels were strictly defined, also contributed toward general administrative efficiency.

These phases were a function of the rate of change in drainage density with defined minimum contributing area.

The criteria governing the transition from design to manufacturing can be inadequately defined thereby contributing to a crisis atmosphere and launch delays, which can consume a substantial percentage of the revenue potential.

As it was probable that myelotoxicity would be cumulative, only first cycle effects were defined as contributing to DLT.