Sentence examples for description of the contributions from inspiring English sources
This review is the first work that provides a comprehensive description of the contributions for the single-feedstock energy systems and the hybrid feedstock energy systems, for single stand-alone processes and energy supply chain networks.
Authors must provide a short description of the contributions made by each listed author (please use initials).
The papers contained in this issue represent a large, coherent, and dedicated effort by the Swarm science community to derive a set of products that together provide the best possible description of the contributions from the various sources of the measured magnetic field at the three satellites.
After a brief description of the contributions of Herbert Spencer (1820 1903) and other writers, he wrote that "All the authors who have written on Expression, with the exception of Mr. Spencer the great expounder of the principle of evolution appear to have been firmly convinced that species, man of course included, came into existence in their present condition" (Darwin 1872b, p. 10).
A description of the contribution of each author must be provided, and, even for large groups, each author must meet all criteria for authorship.
The ΔE(2) of the X-H...Y interaction can provide a qualitative description of the contribution to the total interaction energy of the complexes.
Unfortunately, these data are limited and no description of the contribution of the anastomoses to the antecubital vein blood flow could be obtained.
This result will help to pool immunogenetic data across populations, resulting in a detailed description of the contribution of immunogenetic factors to RA risk.
In addition to gene discovery, these studies are powering a profound paradigm shift in the study of MS by allowing a more accurate description of the genetic contributions to disease susceptibility [ 26].
It is not trivial to give a quantitative description of this contribution to the MSE.
However, solvent dynamics can provide the driving force for the reaction process, and in such cases explicit description of the solvent contribution in the free energy of the reaction process becomes necessary.
