Sentence examples for distance contributing from inspiring English sources

Increasing elevation enhanced residential RF exposures, but this effect varied by distance, contributing most at distances between 1 and 3 km from the transmitters.

On an intravital microscopy extensor digitorum longus muscle model in rats with peritonitis [ 78], it was shown that sepsis is associated with a reduction in tissue perfused capillary density of up to 36%, increased perfusion heterogeneity and mean intercapillary distance, contributing to functional shunting.

Apparently the elongation of inter-cluster distance contributes to the water density decrease.

The findings also showed that a reduction in the average annual travel distance contributed significantly to the observed reduction in the annual gasoline consumption.

The report explains that, to optimize the photothermal effect, both the electric field strength and its distance contribute in promoting effective coupling between the NPs.

In addition, a significant distance-decay for similarity relationship was detected (Fig. 3), which is in concert with the result that geographic distance contributed the highest variation of BCCs (Fig. 4).

The loss of any meaningful distinction between "nearness" and "distance" contributed to a leveling down of human experience, which in turn spawned an indifference that rendered human experience monotonous and one-dimensional.

It can be seen that for the as-synthesized silver nanowires, Raman signals generated by parallel-polarized light excitation are stronger than that those generated by perpendicular-polarized laser excitation, suggesting that the aligned silver nanowires with small interwire distance contributed to Raman enhancement.

Kepler-11 is 613 parsecs away from the Earth; its distance contributes to its apparent magnitude of 14.2 (V).

The orbital distance contributes to a colder Antarctic winter (and a warmer Antarctic summer) but the first two effects have more impact.

Indirect evidence suggests that these patterns are the result of natural selection rather than stochastic processes (e.g. the combination of characters contributing to each cline are independently inherited), but it remains possible that factors such as isolation by distance contribute substantially to the clinal variation.