Sentence examples for made a large contribution from inspiring English sources
Especially in the anaphase of biodegradation, C12O genes were largely expressed and continued for a long time, suggesting that Halomonas made a large contribution to transforming the intermediates produced via phenanthrene degradation.
HdM made a large contribution to the design and performance of the first population-based seroprevalence study, contributed to the design of the second population-based seroprevalence study and revised the article critically for important intellectual content.
Since it was renationalised the line has made a large contribution to the taxpayer, bringing in over £600m already.
His brother, a wealthy businessman, recently made a large contribution to help build what is known as the new Ondaatje Wing at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
It reinforced the view that the era of ultra-low interest rates, which made a large contribution to the international competitiveness of Japanese companies, had ended.
Germany and the Low Countries also made a large contribution in prose and verse to Latin literature in the 15th and 16th centuries.
The boundary sliding deformation was more obvious for smaller sample cross-sections and made a larger contribution to the overall deformation.
In contrast, in a model where lysosomal N activation made a larger contribution to signaling levels, the simulated loss of Su(dx) did not strongly suppress the dx mutant phenotype.
This analysis allowed us to establish which pairs of variables deviated significantly from the expected values (Legendre and Legendre 1993), and therefore made a larger contribution to the association.
Overall, trainees made a larger contribution in terms of the numbers of words during the TDs than their supervisors (with mean shares of 56.8 and 43 % of words respectively), but especially in the reporting phase.
They showed that in the morning (0600 1000 h), carbohydrate made a larger contribution to energy intake than in the afternoon (1100 1400 h) or evening (1700 2100 h), with the total intake of energy similar for these three time periods.
