Sentence examples for observed contribution from inspiring English sources

Only for 2 substances, trimethoprim (18%) and roxithromycin (56%), was the maximum observed contribution of the hospital >15%.

In Fig. 2 we compare observed contribution densities with out-of-sample simulations, here again the goodness of fit appear to be quite high.

Simulations conducted with the ORCHIDEE land surface model confirm the observed contribution of relative humidity to tree cellulose δ18O, and explain the weak correlation of δ13C with climate by the non-linear integration linked with photosynthesis.

This paper shows that the presence of different types of players – those who only care about their own material payoffs and those who reciprocate others' contributions – can explain the robust features of observed contribution patterns in public good contribution games, even without the presence of asymmetric information.

In addition, observed contribution of transplanted Sk-34 cells to the vascular formation (Fig. 5E) may also contribute to functional recovery but their significance is still unclear.

This was in agreement with the observed contribution of luminescence of HeLa cells expressing tdTA into the same filters (Figure 6A and Table 2): the cell monolayer can be seen as a very thin "tissue" with minimum scattering and absorbance, showing a higher percentage of the total counts in the blue filter (Figure 6D).

O'Flanagan et al. [15] observe contributions primarily from nearest-neighbour dinucleotides.

Because we do not observe contributions from the amide I mode except in the case in which CaChR1 is partially heat denatured where it appears at 1652 cm 1 (data not shown), it is unlikely the amide II mode contributes significantly to this shoulder.

We observed extensive contribution of Blimp1−/− ESCs as judged by their contribution to coat color.

The observed steric contribution is hypothesized to be one reason why affinity chromatography supports often utilize a "spacer arm" between the ligand and matrix.

Cufi et al [ 27, 29] also observed the contribution of IFN-I and IFN-III subtypes in thymic changes associated with MG.