Sentence examples for the contribution from different from inspiring English sources

"Last week we proved we could play with anybody," Scott said, "and the challenge is to continue to have the effort and get the contribution from different people.

This paper investigates the contribution from different types of cellulose nanofibril to the overall elastic properties of composites.

An improved permeability prediction model is presented for tight oil reservoirs based on the contribution from different pore size intervals to the permeability.

Thanks to the combination of good spectral and spatial resolution of the EPIC camera, we have realized maps of the X-ray emission in three different bands, pinpointing the contribution from different spatial regions.

To mitigate the faecal contamination of drinking water sources and, consequently, to prevent waterborne disease outbreaks, an estimation of the contribution from different sources to the total faecal contamination at the raw water intake of a drinking water treatment plant is needed.

The study demonstrated that this modelling approach is a useful tool for estimating the contribution from different sources to the faecal contamination at the water intake of a drinking water treatment plant and provided decision-support information for the reduction of risks posed to the drinking water source.

One of the key added values is spatial flexibility, namely the possibility to assess the contributions from different regions to air quality at any given location.

Motivated by this work, we proposed a more general information-theoretic model by further distinguishing the contributions from different variables of the available features.

For exterior noise, these can be the broadband and individual tonal contributions from engines and airframe, for interior noise, these are the contributions from different sources and noise paths.

The Particle Source Apportionment Technology (PSAT) module available in the chemical transport model, the Comprehensive Air quality Model with extensions (CAMx), is used to develop first-principle estimates of the contributions from different areas of North America.

Devising a single-molecule fluorescence spectroscopy approach, we extracted folding and unfolding rates under equilibrium conditions and dissected the contributions from different detergent moieties to the free-energy landscape.