Sentence examples for minimal contributor from inspiring English sources

Considering the small overhead of around [ 15μ s,300μ s] which ONDMs introduce for operations in-memory, this is only a minimal contributor in the general time for on-disk operations.

A new tongue-in-cheek analysis of Middle Earth's famous dragon suggests that the beast's methane-rich fire breath is only a minimal contributor to the fantasy world's greenhouse gas emissions.

In a recent literature review, Nho et al. conclude that hypovascularity is a minimal contributor to cuff tears, which supports our finding that hypervascularisation occurs late in the course of cuff tendinopathy [ 33].

A glimpse of the complexity that lies in exploring H3K27 mutations is suggested by their inherent nature to alter global levels of H3K27me3, even though in the case of H3.3K27M mutations H3.3 is a minimal contributor to total histone H3 levels [ 43].

Two of these were just downwind of industrial regions around Lake Charles and Baton Rouge, relatively small inland cities where urban heat and sea breezes are likely minimal contributors to lightning activity, the researchers say.

The increase in nearby contributors was minimal (less than 20%) for the 2001 , 2002 and 2005 meetings, which were held in San Diego, Orlando, and Washington, D.C., respectively.

The UN's largest contributors have a caustic view of the committee, regarding it as run by countries who make a minimal contribution to the cost of the UN but decide both the secretariat and peacekeeping budgets.

Researchers and contributors noted that late or minimal PPI engagement diminished its value.

The tools outlined in this study could furthermore be used to establish minimal competency requirements for operators and permit important contributors to training to be quantitatively identified.

In Turkana whereas few actors found the response to floods successful, most of contributors found that the planning took too long and therefore interventions were minimal and untimely.

Mean estimates pointed to the Iberian Peninsula as the main contributor to the Canarian maternal gene pool with 55%, followed by 42% of aboriginal influence and a minimal sub-Saharan African input of around 3%.