Sentence examples for equivalent contribution from inspiring English sources

The investment will be matched by an equivalent contribution from the sector.

The average tax and Social Security (or equivalent) contribution is 39.5% in Germany, second to only Belgium's 42.3% among OECD nations.

Monsanto and other agro-chemical companies have invested more than $20 million -- on top of the food industry's nearly equivalent contribution -- for ads opposing Proposition 37, a California measure that would require labeling of genetically modified foods, or GMOs.

Therefore, we conclude that, from a quantitative point of view, proximal promoters and proteins make an equivalent contribution to the evolution of the human lineage.

Ultimately, all genes within a predicted cluster will have an approximately equivalent contribution to the cluster, as determined by LOOCV.

In the opinion of the authors RRC and AGA made an equivalent contribution and should be regarded as joint first authors.

So the vote meant that the American contribution of about $80 million (including currency conversion costs) toward Unesco's general budget of $643 million for 2011 was stopped, as well as equivalent contributions for following years.

Pembrokeshire council's annual financial report for the last year shows that the chief executive received a total of £194,661 including pension and equivalent contributions.

Furthermore, the function is roughly symmetrical; semantic and phonological associates appear to make equivalent contributions to over-additive false recall from hybrid lists.

The solid squares show the combinations of currents at which QDs' GS and 1st ES give equivalent contributions to the emission spectra.

The dose equivalent contributions are broken down by charge groups in order to better understand the sources of the exposures to these organs.