Sentence examples for partial contribution from inspiring English sources

If we focus especially on the partial contribution of work characteristics, we find that work characteristics significantly and independently contributed to the frequency of visiting a GP, but only for men.

The Biot Savart law expresses the partial contribution dB from a small segment of conductor to the total B field of a current in the conductor.

The frescoes are evidently by more than one hand, and it is conceivable that Giorgione's own brush can be detected in them, particularly in the medallions, but his significant or even partial contribution to these cycles, intriguing and evocative of his times though they are, is by no means universally acknowledged.

Would Britain retreat?The answer, unacknowledged in the House of Commons, is that Britain's reluctant and partial contribution has been conditioned by a combination of reticent politicians, cautious public opinion albeit that most Britons are mildly supportive of Mr Cameron's planned intervention and uncertainty about America's plans.

Put another way, it indicates the partial contribution of each independent variable to the dependent variable.

Each hypothesis retained corresponds to the most local model that implements a partial contribution of the knowledge.

Now, the assumption is this error is due to the partial contribution from each neurons in previous layers.

Our results indicate partial contribution of gas phase reactions to the formation of N2 above 600 °C.

This scholarship represents only a partial contribution toward the payment of living expenses, so the recipient should expect to find supplemental funding through other Canadian or French sources.

Such series are obtained by summing the partial contribution to the solution coming from trees with arbitrary number of branches.

In the European countries, the governments finance headache specialist consultations in full, except in Italy, where a partial contribution is requested from the patients.