Sentence examples for the first contributing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the first contributing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the initial contributor in a context, but it needs additional context to be meaningful. Example: "In the project, the first contributing author was recognized for their significant input."
In 1983 she became the first contributing photographer for Vanity Fair.
The first contributing factor is the greater frequency with which Bt is sprayed in greenhouses.
Areas with a window score W ≥ 1.8 are designated as a putative RCRR, beginning from the first contributing column to the last one (columns of group one or two).
Others have wondered if the accusations (there was a second one, soon after the first) contributed to the evident disfavor of Florence's most important patron, Lorenzo de Medicii.
In the first contributed article entitled "Efficiency analysis of color image filtering", by D. Fevralev, N. Ponomarenko, V. Lukin, S. Abramov, K. Egiazarian, and J. Astola, the authors address the conditions under which filtering can visibly improve the image quality.
In the first contributed research article "Trombone Synthesis by Model and Measurement", Smyth and Scott propose a physics-based trombone synthesis model making use of two transfer functions, which are measured inside and outside the instrument.
The metalloprotease aureolysin, the V8 serine protease (SspA) and staphopain B (SspB), are each produced in vivo following phagocytosis by human neutrophils [77] but only the first contributed to the survival of S. aureus in macrophages.
If more than one re-admission or reoperation occurred, only the first contributed to the analysis.
The second contributing factor, they say, is the enduring impact of so-called "lad culture", which began in the 1990s and never went away.
The Milwaukee Brewers had a runner thrown out at the plate to end the third inning and another at third base in the sixth, contributing to a 3-1 win for the Texas Rangers.
The age-gender structure of the population is the third contributing factor to the absolute number of excess events.
