Sentence examples for have a large contribution from inspiring English sources
The enzymatic inhibition techniques have a large contribution in the detection of OP.
These results demonstrate that the identified 181 significant SNPs have a large contribution to the cold tolerance of the tested RPD1 cultivars.
Since nCC/nCA and nHC/nHA descriptors also have a large contribution to the form of PC1, we can conclude that PC1 value will be higher for ILs consisting of organic ions.
Figure 6 illustrates that several topics have a large contribution from either corpus, thus occurring with high frequency and large proportions in both "citizen science" and "forest monitoring" publications - examples include topics 6, 38, 69 (see Table 1 for topic words).
This is because shattering occurs in a top-down manner in the grain sizes and the production of grains with a ~ a few × 10−8 cm by shattering is never enough for these small grains to have a large contribution to the total shattering rate.
We can therefore assume that it should not have a large contribution to the viscosity experienced by the proteins diffusing across the cytoplasm.
When T is larger than 237 K, the conductance of Er-CdS NRs in the dark increases with increasing temperature in the range of 237 297 K, and the intrinsic carriers have a larger contribution to the conductance.
Breast cancer progression in humans may have a larger contribution from the stromal environment than murine tumors, since human tissue have a more fibroblast-rich stroma than murine [6].
Since the crystal they actually used for the data collection was bigger than the average, it would presumably have a larger contribution from dynamical scattering.
In a growing population, selection favors younger age at maturity because individuals maturing at younger ages can have a larger contribution to the future population than individuals maturing at older ages (Stearns 1992).
In our sample, after controlling for gender and other characteristics, the overall data suggest that the MDM2 SNP309 might not be a sufficient risk factor of lung carcinogenesis not even in young cases where the genetic component might have a larger contribution to the risk of disease.
