Sentence examples for declining contribution from inspiring English sources

In real dollar terms (purchasing-power parity valuations are at best controversial, at worst misleading) China has made a continuously declining contribution to global GDP growth from 10% of the total growth registered in 2001 to an estimated 6% in 2004 its share of real global GDP was an estimated 2.2% for 2004.

Parameters for which estimates are negative indicate a declining contribution to crash risk, whereas positive estimates indicate an increasing contribution to crash potential.

The aggregate decomposition results (either at means or along the distribution) additionally suggest a decreasing role of the characteristic effect in contributing to the total gap as students advance to higher grades.19 This is consistent with the declining contribution of initial cognitive skill endowments to the total characteristic effect as students progress through school.20.20

It changed a guaranteed benefit (Medicare) into a guaranteed (and declining) contribution (VoucherCare).

The University of Wisconsin system, to take one example, has seen a 21% decline in state contributions between 2001 and 2007, measured in 2001-adjusted dollars, including 5 consecutive years of declining contribution.

Since the expression of enzymes that are shared by the glycolytic and gluconeogenic pathways, declines after 24 hours of fasting, the observed decline at 48 hours may represent a declining contribution of the liver to gluconeogenesis.

Yet Mr. Hamingson has revised revenue projections downward by $3 million for the current fiscal year because of declining contributions and foundation support; the Public's overall budget is $21 million.

Highlighting his commitment to beating back special interests in politics, Mr. Obama makes a point of declining contributions from lobbyists and political action committees.

Like Rutgers, Washington depended on the state for a substantial part of its budget, and also faced declining contributions from the legislature.

Last year, Gov. M. Jodi Rell tried to raise the state income tax to 5.5percentt from 5percenttoturnurn around Connecticut's long-term trend of declining contributions to education.

The data favor the hypothesis of selfish-biased conditional cooperation as the source for the declining contributions over the competing hypotheses.