Sentence examples for definition contributes from inspiring English sources
These overstatements come, note, from a professional bachelor officially ignorant about marital intimacy, who by his own definition contributes nothing to society's future.
Any factor that contributes to less than perfect correlation (i.e. relative change) between the same measure at two time points, per definition contributes to RTM [ 14].
As all proteins encoded by RIDD target mRNAs enter the ER lumen, their synthesis by definition contributes to the burden of the ER protein folding machinery.
15 Such a definition "contributes to the medicalization of society" and excludes most people, most of the time, and has little practical value "because 'complete' is neither operational nor measurable".
This study is designed to document differences between the radiologist and oncologist in GTV definition, to evaluate the benefits of collaboration, to work towards standard protocols for volume definition at particular tumour sites and to assess by how much more accurate GTV definition contributes to improving the therapeutic ratio.
Some have argued that the execution of a large number of tests, by definition, contributes to the high rate of false positives, but others argue that the variables are not independent, certainly not when considering haplotypes (Colhoun et al, 2003; Lohmueller et al, 2003).
Those individuals that are most successful in producing offspring are the "most fit," and will, by definition, contribute the most genetic material to future generations.
This more inclusive definition contributed to a higher estimated prevalence than estimates from other national and international surveys based on physical measurement alone.
The new and unmiraculous Bible of the age was Diderot's Encyclopedie, whose terse analytical definitions, contributed in many cases by Voltaire, dismissed the occult fabulations of scripture.
Finally, these definitions contribute to the increasing obfuscation of concepts, thereby negating the specific potential of the active-ageing discourse.
COW provided many of the condition definitions, contributed to the statistical analysis and interpretation of data, and revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.
