Sentence examples for the complex contributions of from inspiring English sources
For most microbiological applications, accurate determination of the contact point (zero separation distance) between the AFM tip and the soft sample is rather delicate due to the complex contributions of surface forces and mechanical deformation [9].
These tomato lines represent good models to study the complex contributions of turgor pressure, cell wall chemistry, tissue architecture and their mechanisms of modulation underpinning texture in ripening tomatoes.
However, only recently has a paradigm shift arisen in favour of acknowledging the complex contribution of environmental change in migration processes (Black et al. 2011; McLeman and Smit 2006; Piguet 2012; Piguet et al. 2011).
Such defined strain ɛ can be derived from the slope of Δd ɛ versus d(P, T) plot (Fig. 2), which is an image of the complex contributions to the overall peak width changes.
This, along with the influence of the outgoing wave field on the horizontal velocity skewness and the presence of quasi-standing waves, suggests a complex contribution of the hydrodynamics induced by swash-based reflection into sediment transport rates and nearshore bar generation/migration.
The largely undefined and likely complex contribution of environmental factors to both the etiology and maintenance of behavior represents another formidable obstacle to reliable QTL mapping.
As the complex, overlapping contributions of these disparate features cannot be represented by three samples alone, the three proximal SSAgeo values are excluded from our spatial analysis.
where Zg, Zgb, and Zc represent the complex impedance contribution of the grains, grain boundaries, and the electrode contacts, respectively [32].
Further work is required to dissect the complex genetic contribution of common and rare variation in this region to susceptibility to type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune disorders.
In order to better understand the cause of the reduced conformational space visited by the protein in the ternary complex, the contribution of each residue to the first three eigenvectors has been calculated for both systems (Figure 8).
This is a departure from the typical view that transgressive hybrid effects are generally less common within than between species and may reflect the more complex genetic contributions of the heterozygous parents, compared with homozygous parents, to the hybrid's regulatory environment.
