Sentence examples for evident contributions from inspiring English sources
Given the evident contributions of migrant researchers to academic productivity, restrictions on post-study stays and activity – as the UK has recently introduced – would seem counterproductive; encouraging international collaborations and networked research communities would seem promising.
Moreover, there is an evident contribution from the C1s peak related to strong surface carbon contamination.
Moreover, there is no evident contribution from the XPS C1s, which means that, during the TPD process, the undesired C contaminations from the air atmosphere, found on the surface of SnO2 nanowires, were removed.
Compared with other oxygenic groups, carboxyl group played a crucial role in the initial stage of nitrogen doping while hydroxyls exhibited more evident contribution to the doping process in the late stage of the reaction.
The evident contribution of MAX2 in resistance to bacterial pathogens prompted us to elucidate whether this was also the case in plant defense to fungal pathogens.
Environmental and occupational exposures from the Chernobyl accident were studied in Lithuania – the recent estimates do not confirm an evident contribution to thyroid cancer rates for the Lithuanian population.
Our findings provide valuable information to healthcare providers and evident contribution to expert committee members responsible for developing guidelines for WC cut-off points for Aboriginal people in Australia.
The evident contribution of a deranged inflammatory reaction in the mass lesions of MMP9 −/−:Plg −/− mice could result from a general dysfunction of the immune system, an assumption that is supported by the role of these proteases in thymocyte maturation (Savino et al., 2004; Odaka et al., 2005).
(MoH1) Stakeholder involvement was evident with contributions from development partners.
It is evident that contributions from diverse indoor and outdoor microenvironments must be considered to estimate personal ozone exposures accurately.
While a role of NPY in fear expression and extinction is increasingly evident, the contributions of the NPY receptors involved are still unclear.
