Sentence examples for relatives contributed to from inspiring English sources

While the composition of Array I (approximately 2,000 clones from wild relatives) contributed to this poorer performance with cultivated materials, there was also a negative contribution from a set of approximately 100 clones containing tandem repeat sequences (discussed later).

Her immediate family was also hardly renowned for its liberality; while relatives contributed to the Union cause during the Civil War, her parents did not.

Many patients and relatives contributed to professional cooperation by updating medication lists and providing them for various health professionals.

Crucially, we wanted to listen to the ordinary women of Scotland who every day do extraordinary things in holding down jobs, raising families, caring for relatives, contributing to their communities' wellbeing.

We have shown (Neuner et al., [ 3]) that the two-step approach intrinsically causes a loss of information because not all relatives contribute to the MA-BLUP breeding value.

Overall low pay, a higher concentration in part-time work and greater interruptions in careers due to caring for others (children and/or dependent relatives) contribute to a greater risk of poverty and social exclusion for women as well as a large gender pension gap (40%).

Second, the size of the social network of relatives contributes to family members' remarriage.

A large proportion of variation in GEBV was explained by the sire and dam effects (between family), demonstrating that information on close relatives contributes to GEBV [ 19- 21].

In particular, Mr. Kesayev's report criticized officials' misstatements of the number of hostages in the school, which sowed distrust among frantic relatives and contributed to a botched rescue effort.

The rise in divorces, more frequent moves and shared custody among parents and other relatives have all contributed to the difficulties school systems face in trying to determine where students actually reside.

Changes in family structures, the growth of dual-career families and the increasing pressures of caring for elderly relatives have also contributed to the lack of balance being reported.