Sentence examples for constitutes a small portion from inspiring English sources
Most likely, consumers will have to foot the bill, but transmission constitutes a small portion of that bill, industry analysts say.
Eighth, the amount of money that school districts spend on testing is considerable in absolute dollar terms, but like the amount of testing time it constitutes a small portion of a school district's overall budget.
As readers not drawn to theological questions will be delighted to hear, such speculation constitutes a small portion of this book: a few cosmic thoughts toward the end, necessarily tentative.
Chronoamperometry with a short period is more desirable for the estimation of the MPE of the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) because the viscosity-induced frequency change, which hinders the correct MPE estimation, constitutes a small portion of the measured frequency change under this experimental condition.
Indeed, even if the lifetime of electrons is τn = 2 × 10−9 s, their diffusion length Ln = (τnDn 1/2 is approximately equal to 1 μm, i.e. photoelectrically beneficial region constitutes a small portion of the thickness of CdTe.
From a strictly numerical standpoint, the cost of Iraq constitutes a small portion of the GDP.
The Diola and the Malinke constitute a small portion of the population.
The agency also said that a survey suggested that energy drinks constitute a small portion of the caffeine consumed in this country, even by teenagers.
Majority of the smallholders encountered in the area were from age 35 and above (76%), with the youthful – in spite being the majority, constituting a small portion (24%) of smallholders in the area.
Coding regions constitute a small portion of metazoan genomes, representing ~24% of the small genome of Drosophila melanogaster and less than 2% of the larger human genome [ 1, 2].
As it happened, one saving grace for Mr. Gore may have been that elderly voters constituted a smaller portion of the electorate than usual: 27percentthis yearar, compared with 31percentt in 1996.
