Sentence examples for number contributing from inspiring English sources

Maternal food restriction during pregnancy results in growth-restricted newborns and reduced glomerular number, contributing to programmed offspring hypertension.

Recently filed federal election disclosures show an unusually high number of live-at-home children of Perry donors also contributing to the Perry campaign -- more than the number contributing to other Republican candidates -- provoking questions as to whether some of those donations are actually coming from the kids.

Of these, enrolled nurses as a group are the largest in number contributing 48.3% of the entire health workforce.

The proton number contributing to both the metabolite signal of interest and TSMP is also taken into account when performing quantification (Govindaraju et al, 2000).

The profile of P338 was consistent with classical scrapie, while G338 and the composite patterns were comparable with each other and with the profile derived from all mice shown in Figure 7A, likely owing to the larger sample number contributing to G338.

About 200 of Sony's 3,000 employees in the area attend, and a larger number contribute gifts, Ms. Pober said.

Parallel microarray measurements of mRNA levels reveal the remarkable degree to which variation in gene copy number contributes to variation in gene expression in tumor cells.

The overwhelming number contributed to the fact that a scientist's offhand remark in an interview about the Himalayan glaciers made it into the final report, Mr. Shapiro said.

But last year the RIAA announced guidelines that would let streaming number contribute to an album's certified status.

The three input parameters, i.e., DVH objectives, starting stage, and iteration number, contributed to the outcome of optimization nearly independently.

The different conditions, including the type of culture medium and the bacterial cells number, contribute to the variations in antibacterial activity results.