Sentence examples for view of the contribution from inspiring English sources
The phenomenological effects of blending are tentatively interpreted in view of the contribution of chain stretching.
The PLSR methodology presented in this paper is beneficial and novel, as it partially eliminates the co-dependency of the variables and facilitates a more unbiased view of the contribution of the changes in individual land use types to changes in streamflow and sediment yield.
A different, though not incompatible view of the contribution of good vision to eliteness is that visual abilities as measured during standard, clinical testing play a lesser role and that the contribution of vision is to facilitate perceptual-cognitive expertise that emerges via information pickup from anticipatory cues [18].
These studies sought a balanced and contextualised view of the contribution of wildlife conservation to local livelihoods in rural Maasailand by asking what were people doing, how well they did, what factors shaped choice of income-earning activities and what factors influenced how well they did.
"In view of the contribution of cow and its progeny to agriculture, socio-economic and cultural life of our country, the Department of Animal Husbandry will be suitably strengthened and empowered for the protection and promotion of cow and its progeny," the party said in its election-year manifesto.
Our analysis provides the first global view of the contribution of genome maintenance pathways to the prevention of glomerular aging.
These findings emphasize the importance of a global view on the contribution of various, relevant muscles, when evaluating muscle activity during exercise.
Thus, although in vitro data implicate the FcγRs in mediating the actions of ANCA on neutrophil activation, a definitive view on the contribution of genetic variation in the FCGR locus to AAV requires a study which takes into account both SNPs, CNV and their potential interactions.
At present, the huge volume of satellite and ground-based data on the chemical composition of the atmosphere and the characteristics of cosmic rays, together with the theoretical approaches and numerical simulations, make possible to form a new view on the contribution of cosmic factors on the variability of the Earth's ozone layer.
For example, one of the interview questions asked learners about their views on the contribution of learner autonomy to L2 learning.
The topics explored included views on the contribution of the nurse consultants to the service and organisation and factors that supported or hindered the contribution.
