Sentence examples for resulting contribution from inspiring English sources
To have a former Berkeley chancellor leading this organization will be profoundly important to the future of our research endeavors and the resulting contribution to the public good.
The only stipulation is that the resulting contribution be "substantial"—a weaker formulation than the original German wish for a contribution that is "'substantial, quantifiable, reliable and voluntary".
The resulting contribution is a portfolio of case study research designs.
As the resulting contribution from T0 to the transmitted relay symbols is smaller than in the case of non-interfering AF (in which the contribution from T0 is the sole contribution), two-way AF is outperformed by non-interfering AF.
The resulting contribution matrix and the described application procedure is then applied exemplarily in a case study in which the properties of the Open Energy Modelling Framework are checked for suitability to each challenge.
There is a timestamp, an indication of the source of the learner model data (here: peer assessment, data from the OLMlets system, teacher assessment), the value of the piece of evidence, its influence on the model (weighting), and the resulting contribution of that evidence to the learner model data.
In the postwar years, the resulting contributions to rehabilitation projects in both war-devastated countries and among displaced persons became the underpinnings of emerging European and international institutions.
The resulting contributions include original research, reviews and opinion papers.
As a result, the resultant contribution of the QDs' GS and ES1 is equivalent.
Summarizing the EIS measurement results, contribution of each component on the performance degradation was determined as follows: IR resistance (71%) > cathode reaction resistance (24%) > anode reaction resistance (5%).
JTL: Description of methodology, preparation of programming, calculation and presentation of results, contribution to introduction, discussion and conclusion.
