Sentence examples for contributing proportion from inspiring English sources
Each institution of the DECCA database with its respective contributing proportion of patients is provided in Additional file 1.
Then all householders would contribute, in proportion to the value of their property.
Perhaps local governments could contribute a proportion of the asking price of a house if it is to be sold to a local who will actually live in it?
Poland led a cluster of nine Central and East European countries that said they could not afford to contribute in proportion to their emissions, which are high because of their dependence on coal-fired power stations.
If the company subsequently expands annual ore output to 30 million tons, the new partners would contribute in proportion to their stakes, Mr. Largey of Macquarie said.
The result shows that the capital cities contributes insignificant proportion (0.5%; 314 km2) of urban area in Himalayan region and accommodating large (ca. 4 million) population during 2015.
I suggest that, for a start, each participating council should contribute a proportion in the order of 0.5% of its budget into a common pool.
When VICE News asked for more details about the group's fundraising efforts — how much they've raised, who's contributed, the proportion coming from unions or companies — Hume wouldn't say.
Online sales are also contributing a larger proportion of growth to non-food sales compared with in-store".
But the ethnic Albanians, who have a more conservative, traditional society in which women rarely work, were contributing a greater proportion of babies relative to their numbers.
