Sentence examples for prominent contribution of from inspiring English sources
The BDQDMAC-based orange TADF OLEDs exhibit a maximum external quantum efficiency of 7.4%, corresponding to a prominent contribution of 97% from the delayed fluorescence to the overall external quantum efficiency.
In contrast, pure rGO without SnS2 and CoS2 tested under the same conditions presents a low capacity of 220 mAh g−1 after 100 cycles (Fig. S6d), thus revealing the prominent contribution of SnS2 and CoS2 in the composite electrode.
These results support a prominent contribution of melanopsin-expressing retinal ganglion cells to brain responses to light within the very first seconds of an exposure.
Thus, one prominent contribution of our results is that the behaviours of individuals, but not the average behaviour at the level of species, are important during the invasion process.
The interface was relatively flat and not only involved many residues on both sides, as opposed to the prominent contribution of Trp1065 in the "key-in-a-hole -type of interaction found at the LNS5-EGF3 interface, but was also largely hydrophilic in nature.
They were able to exclude a prominent contribution of cell movement to the patterns of eve or Delta gene expression.
This finding is in agreement with earlier work, e.g. Sanni et al. (2008) showed prominent contributions of grain length, grain weight, panicle length, leaf width and tillering ability to the phenotypic diversity in Côte-d'Ivore landraces.
CO2 solubility has a prominent contribution to reduction of oil viscosity, IFT reduction, and a rise in swelling of crude oil which leads to the oil mobility increases, and improvement in oil recovery.
Bisindolylmaleimides, especially GF109203X, a commonly used inhibitor of PKC, have made a prominent contribution to the study of PKC biological activities and its related diseases.
The nanometer scaled pore systems of gas shale reservoirs have a prominent contribution for gas storage, especially for adsorbing gas onto their surfaces.
The hollow and continuous one dimensional (1D) nanostructures of the CoMn2O4 HNs make a prominent contribution to the excellent electrochemical performance.
