Sentence examples for segments that contribute from inspiring English sources

"Soaring oil prices heighten the risk that there could be a market shift away from S.U.V.'s and pickups, segments that contribute a highly disproportionate share of G.M.'s automotive profitability," the ratings agency said in a statement.

These PnA enter all the spinal segments that contribute to the phrenic nerve in cats.

In this way, crop segments that contribute to the vigour and fitness of the hybrids get introgressed with a decreasing number of hitchhiking loci with each backcross generation.

There are several reports of polymorphisms in the human and mouse LRR coding gene segments that contribute to differential binding to several bacterial components [ 15, 24, 27].

Counting the number of MT segments that contribute to each grid box in the ensemble also shows the distribution of MT density.

The presence of only the N1 peak in C4 and C7 demonstrates a different number of afferent populations between the cervical spinal segments that contribute to the cat phrenic nerve.

Thus, the new novel designs of air distributor that consists of circular edge segments that contributed to low pressure drop and improvement of heat and mass transfer in fluidized bed combustor is introduced and will become primary interest of this research.

Hybrids were identified that performed equally or better than the wild genotypes, indicating that two backcrossing events did not eliminate the effect of the crop genomic segments that contributed to the vigour of the BC1 and BC2 hybrids.

It is the variants combined in this DNA segment that contribute to the risk as a single locus, but not by way of interaction of independent loci; it is in fact the haplotype as a whole that is used to test for association, not the interaction between the variants that compose this haplotype.

An LSMD was then defined as present in any segment that contributed motion beyond 2sd from the reference mean contribution-to-normalised-total-lumbar-motion.

But the FTX, on the heels of the Nissan Titan, shows that the Japanese are serious about crowding into the full-size pickup segment that contributes disproportionately to the earnings of Detroit carmakers.