Sentence examples for prominence contributions from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to characterize the development of all three deciduous upper rostral teeth in the pig (Sus scrofa f. domestica) for the identification of the likely facial prominence contributions to the incisors based on normal and pathological developmental relationships.

But even as a few women working within taxidermy gain prominence, their broader contribution to the art form has yet to garner the respect it deserves.

Later in the day, a colleague in the office will give the best contributions extra prominence by adding them to the end of the main article.

Site-Seeing: Rating the Writers Here are Web sites that publish readers' submissions and have some form of self-organizing program that gives the most highly rated contributions more prominence.

The sum is split among the artists who've contributed to the episode, with the pay scale related to the contribution's prominence, Gordon-Levitt said.

"Senator McCain has already met all these criteria," which include prominence in opinion polls and contributions totaling at least $2 million, said Malcolm Wiley, a spokesman for the Secret Service.

However, local contributions of precursor facial prominences to the incisors that develop subsequently remain unknown.

The results of these predictions are listed in the Additional file 3. To pin-point the prominence of particular kinases we calculated the contribution (in %) of each predicted kinase to elevated phosphorylation sites.

"It was once you could put a figure on the contribution that carers made to support relatives that the whole issue of caring got that national prominence," says Berry. "We want to see the contribution made by older people really change the story from them being a drain on society to them being the most extraordinary resource".

The prominence of a vertex is defined on its contribution to the shortest path connectivity between input vertex sets.

Component scores reflect the contribution of each component or 'pattern prominence' in each of the experimental groups.