Sentence examples for given the large contribution from inspiring English sources

Thus, given the large contribution of off-grid generation in some West African countries, which is unlikely to disappear entirely within 25 years, ignoring it would seriously compromise the practical value of the study.

Given the large contribution of these processes to RDEB, our findings show that losartan and/or analogous compounds will provide urgently needed attenuation of symptoms in RDEB until a cure becomes possible.

To make the implementation tractable, only the contribution of the single Gaussian that gives the largest contribution to the state likelihood (the dominating BG) is taken into account.

Special emphasis is given to the design parameters of the readout electronics for the 40m3 volume Time Projection Chamber detectors, as these give the largest contribution to event data among all the subdetectors: events consisting of 8 bit ADC values from 256 time slices of 200 k electronic channels are to be read out with ~100 Hz rate.

We were particularly interested in family 242 because it gives the largest contribution to the LOD score values on chromosome 3.

It is an open question which kind of biofuels with which yield potentials, characteristic properties and environmental consequences should give the largest contributions.

There were no sites in the UK, but given the large European contribution one can assume that transferability of results to the UK is not substantially affected by geographical clinical variation.

In this context, Additive Manufacturing provides an important contribution, given the large design freedom and decoupling of production cost and complexity.

We expect de novo mutations to add genetic variation each generation and, given the large effective population size of worms, this may be a substantial contribution.

Given the large amount of research related to mobile phones, we will focus in this paper on contributions related to the analysis of massive CDR datasets.

Given the seemingly large contribution of non-specific meningeal staining including staining of the dura mater to non-exponential bleaching, one may consider routine durotomy, as is commonly practiced.