Sentence examples for limited contribution from from inspiring English sources
Factor-I in the surface water is explicitly a lithogenic factor, which explains the dissolution of silicates with limited contribution from bicarbonate weathering.
The high contribution of (Ca2+ + Mg2+) to the total cations suggest that the chemical composition of the water is largely controlled by bicarbonate weathering with limited contribution from silicate weathering.
1.8) in the surface water as compared with marine aerosols (Na+/Cl− = 0.85), suggests limited contribution from atmospheric precipitation and reveals that major ions are manly derived from weathering of rock forming minerals and anthropogenic sources.
For example, species such as the oaks were able to colonize Europe coming from refuges of the Iberian Peninsula or the Balkans, with a limited contribution from the Italian refuges (Petit et al. 2002).
While good governance is generally important for a growing city, Witbank appears to manage with a limited contribution from the local government as the wealthier citizens are able to provide for their immediate needs or move elsewhere.
Concordant with this hypothesis is also the observation of a very limited contribution from European and African women (∼5%).
The mayor's proposal to limit contributions from vendors sounds like a good one, but it needs refinement.
The state may not impose mandatory spending limits on candidates, the judge ruled, nor may it limit contributions from political parties and from out-of-staters.
For his part, the mayor would limit contributions from anyone doing business with the city, tightening a funding spigot for many council members.
The bill approved today would limit contributions from professionals, including lawyers, architects and engineers, to $400 a year for individual candidates or political committees.
Mr. Rowland also criticized the bill for not including several recommendations from the state election commission to limit contributions from labor unions and corporations, traditional sources of cash for Democrats and Republicans, respectively.
