Sentence examples for totally contributed to from inspiring English sources
These findings indicated that the increased cell membrane stability of OsPYL3 and OsPYL9 overexpression lines during cold stress partially, if not totally, contributed to the observed enhanced tolerance of cold stress.
However, it does not totally contribute to forecast accuracy of wind power.
Our experiment shows that these features are quite effective in complex detection: They totally contribute to a performance improvement of 2.6 percentage points in F-measure (from 0.5650 to 0.5910).
His favored droplets with luminous aureoles, schematic backgrounds like melting plaid, patinated and palimpsestic surfaces, and finally the lovely, emotional, yet totally artificial colors all contribute to and undermine the unlikely naturalism of this work.
In this scale, 0 (zero) indicates that the NF does not contribute to the animal's death, and 10 (ten) indicates that this NFdoes totally contributes to the animal's death.
MR: I am so thrilled to talk with you Laurie, this has been one of my favorite interviews ever because I have so much respect for you and totally appreciate what your art has contributed to the culture.
The range of experiences exhibited by people who contributed to this article is totally varied.
There was no significant difference between the DTHC (mean 2.93, SD 0.43) and DTHN (mean 2.86, SD 0.72) groups with respect to how much the training in district teaching hospitals contributed to their professional development (1 = totally disagree, 4 = totally agree).
"Being an actress and an art student both contributed to my being a good model: I'm totally at ease being the focus of a whole room.
The high prevalence of immunity during 2005 may have contributed to preventing another epidemic, but it did not totally eliminate WNV activity.
In our patient, HPS-induced vascular dilatation predominantly found in nonaerated lower lobes, contributed to increase the pulmonary shunt and rendered hypoxaemia totally refractory to PEEP and inhaled nitric oxide.
