Sentence examples for superior contribution from inspiring English sources

Kim et al. also demonstrated, in addition to the benefit of stress CTP for diagnostic accuracy, a superior contribution to the detection of ≥50% stenosis, compared with the 70% cut-off value [ 11].

Thus: was it wrong for my parents to choose to have a child with each other rather than each to have a child with some alternate partner who (let's suppose) would have brought to the table a superior genetic contribution?

The lesson: leadership is more than superior individual contribution, its motivating other individual contributors to accomplish the impossible.

Since migrants are usually from genetically superior breeds, optimum contribution selection is likely to reduce breeding values if there is no constraint on the expected breeding value of the offspring.

The discovery and amplification of the permease, as presented here, displays a key contribution towards superior C. glutamicum strains for production of the platform chemical diaminopentane.

The only way to stop it is to change the narrative that sets up male contributions as superior in the first place, not to "train" women to deal with it later on.

Because of the different effects of wetland vegetation types on DOC, a GIS data source such as the NWI which depicts those wetland types is superior for predicting landscape contributions to stream DOC concentrations.

SCD and PCD analyses suggest contributions from superior temporal gyri, right middle frontal gyrus, and right parieto-occipital areas (superior parietal lobuli, angular gyrus, middle occipital gyrus).

The BLUP index of the dam was included in all three logistic regression models with contributions far superior to all other independent variables in question and was therefore the major predictor of success.

In 2001 he received the Analysts' Choice Career Achievement Award in recognition of proven superior performance and his lifetime contribution to the financial community.

The septal leaflet develops mainly from the inferior endocardial cushion, with a small contribution from the superior cushion.