Sentence examples for contraction worth from inspiring English sources

In fact, they reckon that a fiscal contraction worth 1% of GDP typically cuts output by about 0.5% after two years.

In June of last year, I had my Mirena implanted and save for some killer contractions and two weeks worth of recovery bleeding, I haven't had any problems since.

It worth pointing out that the contraction is observed on the vertical edges.

The paper projects the loss to the GDP from the contraction in lending between 2007 and 2012 to be worth around £193bn," said the report.

It is worth noting that our research skill is contraction mapping theory which is different from the usual method of Lyapunov theory.

It is worth noticing that in fixed point theory, on defining contractions, many authors replaced the metric by some more general mapping.

It is worth noting that reluctance among program managers to nominate interventions for contraction has been identified as a key challenge in the implementation of MMA.

It is worth highlighting, however, the early amplitude of MYO protein synthesis is dependent on contraction intensity as indicated by a greater response of muscle protein synthesis in the 90FAIL and 30WM conditions (Fig. 1b).

It is worth to mention that fixed point theory for nonexpansive mappings, a limit case of a contraction mapping when the Lipschitz constant is allowed to be 1, requires tools far beyond metric fixed point theory.

It is worth mentioning that most of the preceding references concerned with fixed point results of contractions in partial metric spaces and b-metric spaces, but we rarely see fixed point results of expansions in such two types of spaces.

It is worth mentioning that in most of the preceding references concerned with fixed point results of contractions in cone metric spaces and partial cone metric spaces, the contractions are always assumed to be restricted with a constant.