Sentence examples for effect contributions from inspiring English sources
The examples given in this paper show that the piezoelectric effect contributions are essential and have to be accounted for with fully coupled models.
This study utilizes hybrid CPU-GPU high-performance computing to numerically resolve Fij between the interior hot- and cold-side ceramic plates within a unit cell TED, taking into account the shadow effect contributions of interconnectors and thermoelectric material legs through a point-in-polygon algorithm.
The regional effect is not attributable to an energy user composition; therefore, it is difficult to discuss the regional effect contributions that give rise to energy intensity and production activity as a trend of the compositional difference by user.
Although some sources, such as vehicular traffic and power plants, have been indicated as important contributors in this and other published analyses, understanding the health effect contributions of various pollutants and their sources still needs further investigation in more cities with daily speciation data.
Nitrogen was the most influential factor with an effect contribution of 45.77% and a very low p-value of < 0.001.
Based on numerical simulation, this model allows the treatment of slabs considering the dowel effect contribution of steel reinforcement.
Glucose, the carbon substrate of the medium was the most influential factor with an effect contribution of 78.13% and a very low p-value of <0.001.
The joint effect contribution was 6.2%.
The increase in the adsorption layer thickness promotes the stability improvement due to the steric effect contribution growth.
Large-effect genes are particularly cross-dependent, because neither of the major loci (effect contribution above 20%) detected here was present in any other population.
A mixed polygenic model of inheritance was assumed in order to study association in our genetically homogeneous families where hours of survival (y) was modelled as where μ was the intercept, G describes the polygenetic effect (contribution from multiple independently segregating genes all having a small additive effect on the trait) and e describes the random residual effects.
