Sentence examples for gains contributed from inspiring English sources

We then estimate regression models to investigate how the concentration of income and capital gains contributed to the shocks to income in the upper part of the income distribution, and to analyze the effects of tax progressivity versus income shocks on state tax revenues.

Women's education gains "contributed most to reducing malnutrition between 1970-1995, playing a more important role than increased food availability".

The costs of the service were £194-£360 per service user depending on the method used, and the health gains contributed to a cost/QALY of £1386-£7760, would would represent value for money according to current UK thresholds.

The results show that with basic passive solar design measures, solar gains contribute a considerable fraction of a typical single-family dwellings heating requirements in cold climates such as Canada (21 32%) with optimized passive solar designs attaining significant higher percentages (32 74%).

The heat stored during the day cannot be restored overnight, and the thermal inertia of the construction materials and the free internal gains contribute in the increase of the discomfort.

Since wage gains contribute to inflation, stopping wage gains is the goal of the international trading regime.

Of note, this result shows that high-level amplifications of individual genes, in contrast to low-level gains, contribute to a distinct clinical behaviour and therefore both of these parameters might be considered separately in this type of analysis.

Lang, Fogliani wrote, was dismissive of Dhu's pain in a way that fell short of the standards expected of public hospital doctors, and in her conclusion of "behavioural gain" contributed to the premature diagnostic closure of Dr Vafa Naderi, who treated Dhu on 3 August.

Questions have been raised about whether corruption or "misuse of public office for private gain" contributed to the Grenfell disaster; but the nature of outsourcing public services means that even the most well-meaning politicians can enter into contracts that result in severe detriment to the public, in both financial and human terms, without any crime having been committed.

Thus, the slightly longer signaling time in our MAC protocol is compensated for by the throughput gain contributed by concurrent transmissions.

Preeclampsia and inadequate weight gain contributed significantly to increased odds for SGA across all gestational age categories.