Sentence examples for contributes up a from inspiring English sources

In cellular networks, energy provision contributes up a significant fraction of the total operational cost.

On-grid energy consumption of base stations (BSs) contributes up a significant fraction of the total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of cellular networks, among which remote radio units (RRUs) absorb most of the energy consumption.

Creative Scotland, which contributes up to £90,000 a year to Inverleith House, said it was "disappointed" at the decision.

"The problem of stunting has its roots in poor nutrition during this time: undernourishment during the foetal period contributes up to half of a child's failure to grow by the age of two".

For either, you can contribute up to a $5,000 a year per person ($6,000 if you're 50 or older).

But it concluded in a report that aviation could contribute up to a quarter of those emissions by 2030.

Since 2000, Hong Kong has mandated that all workers and employers contribute, up to a cap, 5% of wages to a personal provident fund account from which withdrawal is only allowed post-65.

For example, a company might offer a match of 50 cents for every dollar you contribute, up to a certain percentage of your salary.

This "credit gap" (between the actual provision of loans and what would normally have been available) was contributing up to a third of economic slack in the crisis economies and putting a brake on recovery.

Fourthly, when conditions are favourable, GM cotton has proven to be economically viable; e.g., in Gujarat the GM cotton contributed up to a 24% yield and 50% increase in income for GM farmers (Herring, 2013).

That's essentially how an employer match works: Many companies kick in 50% or 100% of every dollar you contribute, up to a limit.