Sentence examples for presumed contribution from inspiring English sources

For a discussion of the extant evidence about the Andronican edition and his presumed contribution to the formation of the Aristotelian corpus, see Barnes 1997 24 444.

Recent experimental and theoretical results have elucidated the mechanisms and function of these circuits and their presumed contributions to olfactory stimulus processing and odor perception.

The higher others' presumed contributions, the higher participants' contributions (Bicchieri and Xiao 2009; Frey and Meier 2004; Heldt 2005a; Martin and Randal 2008).

"It would be the cynic who presumes political contributions are going to leverage favors," said Gary Lewi, a spokesman for Kawasaki.

Nor should their contribution be presumed to be analogous to the cooperation of cells during development of organs or organisms.

VI ., since from the pre-analytic perspective of the participant the performance of the joint action, including an allocation of contributions, is presumed and anticipated but not presupposed.

It's hard for me to detail or presume what that contribution will be, but I think that "Selma" will just be one of many elements that can help us change the landscape.

We therefore presume that the contribution from low abundant tandem arrays or dispersed 5 S genes in Ls and L-type genomes to total rRNA pools is minor, if any.

Due to the approximately two-fold increase in the fiber weight per unit length ratio in both Gh and Gb fiber between 21 and 28 DPA [ 10], the 28 DPA samples were presumed to have less cytoplasmic contribution to the metabolite pool.

Thus, current approaches continue to exclude persons with dementia from decision-making, fuelled by misunderstanding and stigma when persons with dementia are viewed as incapable of communicating their experiences, and thus presumed unable to make meaningful contributions to their own lives and the lives of others (Jolley & Benbow, 2000; Sterin, 2002).

Still, the human contribution to climate was presumed to be far outweighed by the great cycles of ice ages revealed in fossil and geological records.