Sentence examples for amount was attributed from inspiring English sources
About 66% of this amount was attributed to only 38% of the surveyed workforce (Ricci et al 2005).
If the entire amount were attributed to past services, then Mr. Romney's use of the S Corporation avoided $58,000 in Medicare taxes.
The decreasing in ER with increasing EGDMA amount is attributed to the increase of the crosslinking density.
Meanwhile, basic fluid with nano-TiO2 without sodium hydroxide has maximum slope of bending tension against bending rate and minimum amount is attributed to the basic fluid with sodium hydroxide relatively determined with a constant slope.
Although private health expenditure accounts for 55% of the total expenditure in USA, only 24% of this amount is attributed to out-of-pocket spending – in sharp contrast to India or Nigeria where out-of-pocket spending accounts for at least 90% of private health expenditure.
Under this condition, lower intracellular alkane amounts are attributed to lower alkane import, vise versa.
Under the condition of no NaN3 treatment, reduction of the intracellular alkane amounts is attributed to alkane efflux associated with the ABC efflux pumps, vise versa.
The continuous increase in the sensitivity of the electrodes with the amount of chitosan was attributed to a more efficient crosslinking without affecting the enzyme activity.
The high volumetric capacity with smaller swelling using less amount of MWCNTs was attributed to the self-assembled nanotube network formed between active particles during coagulation, which was maintained with volume expansion during cycle testing.
The increased amount of daidzein was attributed to an altered gut microflora induced by Helicobacter hepaticus infection consistent with previous studies that demonstrated that Helicobacter spp. infections perturb the gut microflora in mice (Whary et al. 2006).
The observed enhancement in tensile properties with the addition of small amounts of peroxides was attributed to the peroxide induced grafting of PE on to sisal fibre surfaces, as evident from the SEM photomicrographs of the fracture surfaces.
