Sentence examples for expected contributions of from inspiring English sources

At low frequencies (f < 4 to 5 Hz), one can predominantly observe the expected contributions of both the natural magnetic field fluctuations and satellite motion.

The distinction between authorship and other forms of credit for contribution to a publication has been a persisting controversy that has resulted in numerous guidelines outlining the expected contributions of those claiming authorship.

Among the expected contributions of Artificial Intelligence to Computer-Aided Design is the possibility of constructing a geometric object, the description of which is given by a system of topological and dimensional constraints.

Since Harvard is effectively selling some degrees anyway, wouldn't it be better to be explicit about this, charge full freight, and use the additional revenue to admit more poor students or reduce the expected contributions of middle-class families?

Beyond the expected contributions of individual-level factors, which influenced prescription drug use in ways generally consistent with behavioral models of health services use, area-level variables were important determinants of regional variations in use.

One of the main expected contributions of the present project is that we will have the opportunity to assess not only whether a multimodal psycho-educational program is feasible in primary health care, but also whether it is more cost-effective than the usual care provided for FM in this context.

But Panmure Gordon kept its buy rating, and analyst Gert Zonneveld said: Clarksons delivered a robust set of interim results, characterised by strong Broking profits but a lower than expected contribution of the Financial division.

A mapping of the expected contribution of entrepreneurial firms to industrial path development is important for two main reasons.

The much weaker association of fetal and placental inflammatory responses suggest a smaller than expected contribution of intra-amniotic inflammation to term intrapartum fevers.

Surprisingly, diversification is not always directed into the non-core markets where the expected contribution of the regulated firm is most pronounced.

The current methods for permitting and planning of ATES do not lead to optimal use of available subsurface space, and, therefore, prevent realization of the expected contribution of the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by ATES.