Sentence examples for contributes a large proportion from inspiring English sources

Large rain event often contributes a large proportion of total flow and accounts for a significant proportion of total DOC exported from a catchment (Buffam et al. 2001).

Neonatal mortality contributes a large proportion towards early childhood mortality in developing countries, with considerable geographical variation at small areas within countries.

This confirms that C>T mutations at CpG dinucleotides, termed "signature A," contributes a large proportion of the early mutations in these cancers, and relatively few late in the evolution of the tumors.

The third component is difficult to compute, but its contribution to the variance is likely to be small unless the registry is extremely large and contributes a large proportion of the data used in prediction.

Examples of these situations include the DGAT1 gene and the SCD gene on bovine chromosomes 14 and 26 which contribute a large proportion of the genetic variation of milk fat content [ 23, 24] and the IGF2 gene on porcine chromosome 2, which contributes a large proportion of the genetic variation of muscle mass in pigs [ 25].

Even in a country like the US, the public sector contributes a larger proportion than the private sector in expenditure on pre-primary education (3 to 6 year olds).

The relative abundances of these congeners are similar, with the exception of 4-OH-CB107, which contributes a larger proportion among the Inuits.

Hausch and colleagues have reported that, whereas both the β4 β5 loop and the β3 bulge interact directly with the FRB (FKBP12 rapamycin-binding) domain, the β3 bulge contributes a larger proportion oFKBP12 rapamycin-binding2].

Aviation is predicted to contribute a large proportion of future greenhouse gas emissions, but politicians have been reluctant to act, as the long-term trend for passengers and flights is a rapid rise.

Claire Van Ummersen, a vice president of the American Council on Education, pointed out that expanding enrollment would allow many colleges to continue to diversify but also let them keep admitting the same numbers of children of alumni, who contribute a large proportion of the colleges' revenue and believe their families should retain that legacy advantage.

The four US companies, who between them contribute a large proportion of the £1.1bn that Fifa earns every four years from World Cup sponsors, all issued similar statements in which they urged Blatter to step down now and called for independent reform.