Sentence examples for pronounced contribution from inspiring English sources

Besides, PSCB has a pronounced contribution on self-centering capability of the braced frame.

In general, the CV and EQCM characteristics of the two system are similar due to pronounced contribution of the bathing electrolyte to the performance of the polymer electrode.

The comparison of the spatial patterns in Figure 4b-4f withathat in Figure 4a indicates that the area of pronounced contribution of each factor to the GPI anomaly depends on the region within the IO.

The results indicated that the yellow phenotype observed in Pds-silenced fruit was mainly due to the lack of the red-colored lycopene and therefore to a more pronounced contribution of the yellow-orange carotenoids (lutein, violaxanthin, and zeaxanthin) to the final color of the fruits.

This might be due to a more pronounced contribution of PTX-sensitive pathways to LPC signaling in microvascular endothelial cells than in HAEC [11].

In the general public, the amount of plaque-left-behind after brushing can be expected to be larger than in the current study, which may yield an even more pronounced contribution of plaque-left-behind toward the substantive action of antibacterial toothpaste components.

NEXAFS spectra of such soot barely show aromatics but pronounced contributions from aliphatic structures.

The dominant mechanism of functional recovery is restitution of the activation of the original representation, without pronounced, detectable contributions from reorganizational processes.

With a decrease in the monitoring wavelength, the contribution from the fast decaying component is pronounced, and the contribution from the residual signal becomes small.

In particular, the brain pH, duration of agonal stage, post-mortem interval before sampling and donor's age of death within considered limits were found to have no well pronounced and significant contribution.

The role of BFRs as endocrine disruptors might be further pronounced because of contribution of their metabolites/analogs, which have been previously detected in various species (Fini et al. 2012; Hakk et al. 2000; Schauer et al. 2006; Shen et al. 2012; Zalko et al. 2006).