Sentence examples for separately contributed from inspiring English sources

Brett Dakin may not be aware of it, but our department of agriculture has separately contributed over $11m towards UXO clearance since 2007 through programmes that combine supplementary school food provision with UXO clearance near those schools.

China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, counted separately, contributed 8, 5, and 2 founders, respectively.

In order to study how the tacit-format attributes, which were separately contributed by the jewellery designers and goldsmith, can be extracted, recaptured, recorded, integrated and finally coded into CAD database, a project of scanning a hand-crafted 3D object was initiated and implemented.

Such intercellular channels result from the association of two hemichannels, named connexons, which are separately contributed by two adjacent cells.

In order to check whether the two analyzed QTLs separately contributed to the LOD score, the multiple QTL model was fitted to allow for the dropping of a single QTL.

Each channel is composed of two hemichannels, called connexons, separately contributed by the two participating cells.

Air pollution caused by the use of fossil fuels is also separately contributing to the deaths of at least 4.5m people a year, the report found.

2) In the Discussion section the authors consider how elimination and strengthening of HVC inputs to RA could separately contribute to a reduction of sensitivity to LMAN drive.

Figure 1A provides a schematic of these memory systems, illustrating the parsimonious view that each separately contributes to a single decision or action selection process.

In the Tg2576/ Irs2 −/− animals the reduction in Aβ and the relative inhibition of GSK-3 might both, together or separately, contribute to the reversal of the behavioural phenotype.

Roy's (1950) paper seeks to explain why the distribution of earnings might follow a lognormal distribution, generating skewed distributions without invoking an unequal distribution of property income that could separately contribute to skewness and inequality.