Sentence examples for the former contributes from inspiring English sources
Their strengths and weaknesses are discussed with particular emphasis being placed on the extent to which the former contributes to the goals of sustainable development and whether the latter incorporates these goals.
The former contributes to the anodic photocurrent, and the latter contributes to the cathodic photocurrent under visible light.
He wants to show that a many-sided interest serves moral character, and how pedagogy devoted to the former contributes to moral education (Weiss 1928: 211).
The former contributes to the assumption of the CDS length-dependent gene mutation rates and the latter contributes to an accurate enumeration of the screened mutants.
The answer may be that only the former contributes to disease initiation, whereas the latter simply represents a late stage phenomenon.
Brain white matter hyperintensities can be divided into periventricular hyperintensity (PVH) and deep-and-subcortical white matter hyperintensity (DSWMH); the former contributes more to cognitive dysfunction and infarction risk.
The scheme was funded by contributions from both the employers and the workers, with the former contributing more.
Nett-shape manufacturing of components by the plastic deformation of engineering materials is constrained by two factors — the elasticity of tools and that of the machine — the former contributing a lesser order of error in the form of the component than does the latter.
The running-in wear volumes were very low for larger-diameter heads and smaller clearances; but because the subsequent steady-state wear rate was much smaller than the running-in wear rate, the former contributed significantly to the total volume of wear debris even over very long periods of time.
Singers Britney Spears and Katy Perry also feature in the film, the former contributing to the soundtrack and the latter voicing the character Smurfette.
As we go towards Scenario 2, the latter effect may be stronger than the former, contributing to an increase; this trend continues as we move towards Scenario 3. We also note that we only account for generation here.
