Sentence examples for the predicted contribution from inspiring English sources

The third tentative category, '> 10% STU', relates to the predicted contribution of the individual additive to the joint toxicity (sum of toxic units, STU) as predicted by CA. In the context of plant protection products, a substance may be deemed as dominating the mixture if it contributes > 90% to the overall toxicity [20].

Identification of maize genes under circadian clock regulation and the predicted contribution of these genes to metabolism, growth, and development indicates the maize circadian clock plays an important role in coordinating the overall physiology of this C4 crop plant.

The model of CA has been shown to be capable of predicting the toxicity of effluents to freshwater fish (Alabaster et al. 1994) on the basis of the predicted contribution of toxicants known to be present.

In the present study, our primary aim was to investigate the ability of the model of CA to predict the estrogenic activity of effluent discharges on the basis of the predicted contribution of the major estrogens known to be present.

The main objective of our study is to assess whether the predicted contribution of AS to the proteome diversity in A. thaliana, as based on transcriptomics data, is indeed observed at the proteome level.

Only the a priori variables were included in the final models because the others did not materially alter the association between serum and well-PFOA levels (did not cause a change > 10% in the predicted contribution of drinking water to serum).

The predicted contributions of water buffaloes to human transmission were smaller than those of scenarios 1 3, with estimates ranging from 39.1% to 56.1% (Table 1).

If the fit of a nested model is significantly worsened (p<0.01), the predicted contributions of genetic and environmental factors are inconsistent with the data, and the nested model should be rejected.

The same table shows the predicted contributions of BRCA1 and BRCA2 to cases diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

The net predicted contribution of hypothetical alloy mouthing to the blood lead concentrations of the different age groups is presented in columns labeled IEUBK of Table  4.

In percentage terms, the 'terminal' covariate represented up to 34.4percentt (median over the domain = 21.4percentt) of the predicted NO2 contribution, with higher percentage contributions at locations near the airport but further from roadways.