Sentence examples for those that contributed from inspiring English sources

For all of the five groups (Figure 6a 6e), the regions that had the higher alpha biodiversity were also those that contributed more to the regional (gamma) diversity, however, the contribution by ecoregion was different depending on the taxonomic group.

Varnish welcomed the verdict on Friday, stating: "I would like to thank those involved and those that contributed to the investigation for their time and effort".

Thanks to everyone for following along today, especially those that contributed tweets and emails (sorry I couldn't include all of them).

These were vastly different from those that contributed to Enron's demise, company management said, because they consist of leases on plants and joint ventures with other companies.

The lending activity is also stoking fears that speculative activities - like those that contributed to the crisis - are shifting from banks to loosely regulated firms that play by their own rules.

"We need to ensure this does not become another story where those that contributed greatly to the problem, like large corporations, have the resources to succeed while those in the business of alleviating the problem – locally owned businesses – fail," she continued.

We have examined diverse stress-responsive pathways to isolate those that contribute to one or more modes of longevity extension in C. elegans.

More worrying, recent evidence suggests that the number of transformational startups, those that contribute disproportionally to job and productivity growth, has been in decline since 2000.

It contends that a handful of companies accounts for at least half of the industry's most noxious emissions, including those that contribute to smog, acid rain and possibly global warming.

1867, 85 L.Ed.2d 1985(1985) (finding infringement by a defendant who neither "analyze[d]... [nor] improve[d]" the work, noting that "the preamble to Section 107 indicate[s] [that] fair uses are those that contribute in some way to the public welfare".).

The subject is specifically the set of factors that produce democratic breakthrough (in this case within Serbia), factors that may be quite different from those that contribute to other kinds of democratic change.