Sentence examples for contributes least from inspiring English sources
Transport is a major user of carbon-based fuels, and it is increasingly being highlighted as the sector which contributes least to CO2 emission reduction targets.
(2) Leq contributes most to TV/radio disturbance in Kumamoto, but contributes least in Muroran; this difference appears to be dependent upon the difference in noise exposure and window type: 96 dB(A) maximum noise level and single pane in Kumamoto vs. 86 dB(A) and double pane in Muroran.
1.8% was of the opinion that it contributes least to the mortality in gynecological cancers.
All 34 scored C0, the most evolutionarily likely grade and the grade that contributes least to the difference that we observe between breast cancer patients and controls.
Backward elimination of variables by stepwise procedure (at each step, removing the variable that contributes least to group discrimination) isolated the variable p27kip1 (P = 0.01).
Overall, however, despite its weak face validity in IPF, the symptoms domain performs reasonably well in this population, and its potential to detract from the performance of the SGRQ total score is tempered because it contributes least to the SGRQ total score.
This is the injustice of climate change – the worst of the impacts are felt by those who contributed least to causing the problem".
Climate scientists have said for several years now that Africa will be the continent hardest hit by global warming, even though it has contributed least to climate change.
In a twist of fate, the countries and people who will be worst affected will be the ones that tend to contribute least to such environmental risks.
But in a free and fair society, state-financed contracts need to serve the customers, not the contractors -- and certainly not the heads of state who howl loudest and contribute least.
As for those pictures of endless traffic jams, studies show that, as a group, immigrants contribute least to congestion because they're more likely to carpool or use public transport.
