Sentence examples for more considerable contribution from inspiring English sources

The echoes of Aristotle's early writings in Cicero, a few signs of his indirect influence on other writers, and a more considerable contribution to post-Aristotelian logic in Apuleius, a Platonic philosopher who flourished in the 2nd century ce, are indications of the general cultural intercourse in this area between Latins and Greeks.

Consequently, loss of this atrial contribution may result in more considerable haemodynamic insult in these patients.

The confirmatory form of the probabilistic argument is more modest; it aims to show that there is a considerable contribution to the argument for M arising from the facts indicated.

These genes also make a considerable contribution to the set of all genes that were more induced by aphid attack in aos and fou2 mutants than in wt.

More specifically, it has been suggested that a higher permeability of oxygen can be achieved, due to the considerable contribution of the (–Si O–) bonds and solubility of oxygen in the film [10].

More importantly, the analysis shows the difference in the effect of receiving prenatal care between urban and rural regions has a considerable contribution to the coefficient gap.

A considerable contribution!

Cooperation among school and public libraries in this field has made a considerable contribution to local history.

"Tomorrow I face the considerable talents (and even more considerable girth) of Martin McCague on the cricket field.

Three innings later, the Mets achieved a more considerable breakthrough.

We appreciate his considerable contribution to HTC, and wish him well in his future endeavors.