Sentence examples for contribute even less from inspiring English sources

If strange quarks don't contribute much to the proton, he adds, then heavier quarks contribute even less.

These misplaced priorities mean that the poor and middle class will shoulder the burden of fiscal austerity, even as the rich and corporations are asked to contribute even less".

Thus, if glutamine and asparagine do not contribute significantly to plant growth and reproduction, other amino acids were expected to contribute even less.

The contribution of demographic factors, such as sex, age, premorbid intelligence and handedness, as explanatory variables for prognosis appears to contribute even less to the prediction of final outcome (Plowman et al., 2012); although in one large series it has been demonstrated that increasing age is associated with a worse prognosis (Knoflach et al., 2012).

Benefits Britain: The Debate, if anything, contributed even less.

At night, water vapour slows down the rate of radiative and evaporative cooling of the surface so that everything doesn't freeze, every night". So what you are saying is that cloud based cooling means water vapor contributes even less to the 33C greenhouse effect than previously suggested?

This study began before the practice of the Active Management of Third Stage Labor (AMTSL) was well established in either country, so it is possible that as AMTSL becomes more widely practiced, uterine atony will be seen as contributing even less to maternal mortality from obstetric hemorrhage.

The additional electrons are unlikely to be part of the electron core, and the well localized lone pair found in the more distorted environments would be even less likely to contribute to the bonding than the symmetrical lone pair found in the undistorted cases.

And someone who's contributing less gets less shares.

He suspects the pieces, taken from the Frans Hals collection, contribute to the show feeling less contemporary, even less American than when he has exhibited stateside.

Approximately 90% of bird species exhibit some form of male parental care but males barely contribute to parental care in mammals and even less frequently in crocodiles.