Sentence examples for predominant contribution from inspiring English sources

By contrast, plant-promoted biodegradation was the predominant contribution to the remediation enhancement.

The increment of %D indicates that the electrochemical pitting corrosion process was the predominant contribution to the current oscillations.

The predominant contribution to the vertical response at footing base resulted from the massive foundation rocking rather than from the vertical excitation.

This results suggest a predominant contribution of the Costal portion of the diaphragm in order to generate the tidal volume during hypercapnic stimulation.

This implies a potential predominant contribution of a similar Na+ reabsorption mechanism to salt tolerance of barley as found in Arabidopsis, rice and wheat plants.

More importantly, the consequences and impacts of such predominant contribution can be profound on the boreal ecosystem services and future global change.

The sources of the much lower levels of PAHs in the other styles of STPs have not been identified historically, but analysis in this study of the ratios of different individual PAHs including principal component analysis suggests that there are a variety of contributors to the trace levels of PAHs in these STP categories, with predominant contributions from petrogenic and combustion sources.

The predominant Rh O contribution at a distance of 2.02 Å indicates the presence of oxidic rhodium.

The clear prevalence of transcriptional repression over induction in Rasless cells suggests a predominant functional contribution of the (missing) Ras proteins to mechanisms of positive modulation of transcription.

The electrostatic interaction between methanol and framework plays a predominant role (with contribution over 95%) in the adsorption at low pressures, and Li-doping enhances adsorption by increasing the electrostatic potential of the framework.

Indeed, the aerobic contribution is predominant in other combat sports, such as karate [41, 42], taekwondo [43, 44] and boxing [45].