Sentence examples for initially contributes from inspiring English sources

To find the decay-constants we tried to fit an exponential function and found that a single exponential fit can not describe the bleaching very well, as there is a fast bleaching component that initially contributes about 20 30% of the absolute fluorescence, but fades out within the first 5 10 seconds, and a more stable one with a lifetime in the range of minutes.

Avic will initially contribute $700 million, the person said, including the cost of a new research and development lab already under construction.

Separately, the EU agreed to set up the first of a series of rapid-reaction forces, with four countries initially contributing 1,500 troops each, to be deployed anywhere in the world.A Russian physicist, Valentin Danilov, was jailed for 14 years for spying for China.

However C. uredinicola dominated initially contributing 50% of the diversity in the fungal community after 7 days.

Intel and Micron have agreed to initially contribute $1.2 billion each to the joint venture, which will be called IM Flash Technologies.

The American sports construction firm will initially contribute £5m  to the running of the League Two club.

We are particularly interested in the strategies and processes by which new people join the existing community of software developers, and how they initially contribute code.

The foremost advantage of utilizing PCP is the high capacity of lifting highly viscous mixture of oil and sand, which initially contributed to the development of CHOPS.

We initially contributed the muscle aches to fatigue and dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea, but the grossly elevated CPK level in the 300,000 s suggested rhabdomyolysis or a necrotizing pathology.

Programs taking that into account are included in UNESCO's "Model Curricula for Journalism Education" to which I initially contributed and which was updated this year.

They could also reminisce about mean ol' Napster and unregulated file sharing that initially contributed to the music business' messy downward spiral.