Sentence examples for observed contributions from inspiring English sources

The sum of the observed contributions has also not adequately explained the overall multi-decadal rise2.

We design an experiment to explore the impact of heterogeneous endowments and earned endowments on observed contributions in a linear public good game.

While speculative, we suggest that these observed contributions in healthy individuals might dissociate during resting-state in populations that have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, such as severe mental illness.

In its Fourth Assessment Report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) indicated up to 59 cm of sea level rise, and stated that, if the observed contributions from the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets between 1992 and 2003 were to increase in direct parallel with global average temperature change, the upper ranges of sea-level rise would increase by 10 to 20 cm.

During our recent investigations of the viability of using the observed contributions synthetic polymers make to the birefringence of their dilute solutions when subjected to strong electric fields, i.e., their Kerr effects, to characterize the complete architectures or macrostructures of their chains, we discovered a surprising result.

The observed contributions of altered CICR to Ca2+ dysregulation in neurons during normal aging have been somewhat inconsistent, apparently depending, in part, on cell type and preparation, regional localization and possibly species.

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

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

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.