Sentence examples for make a large proportion from inspiring English sources

Although Taiwanese companies make a large proportion of the world's IT hardware, whether in Taiwan or on the mainland, few of the consumers who buy the products would recognise their names.

Results showed that Alp and Fep make a large proportion of the Alo and Feo meaning that organoaluminic complexes dominated in the "active" metal pool instead of inorganic compounds.

Ms. Hedegaard emphasized that the proposals should help Europe make a larger proportion of the reductions in emissions at home rather than through "offsetting," or by paying developing countries to lower their emissions, in coming decades.

Therefore we changed the inclusion criteria in order to make a larger proportion of patients eligible.

This is synergistic, as Verizon makes a large proportion of its revenue from data plans, and video is the largest source of data usage.

Our study makes a large proportion of the functional variation in coding regions of the genome available for downstream research with the use of high throughput genotyping platforms.

Previous work has shown that single lysogens of the LES φ4 phage are fully susceptible to infection by LES φ2, while LES φ2 carrying strains are partially, although not completely resistant to LES φ4 (James et al. 2012), therefore making a large proportion of the population susceptible to lysis.

Residents made a larger proportion of comments about usability while family physicians commented more often on pragmatic, future uses (residents had a ratio of 4 1 of usability:use/needs comments, general internists, 2 1, family physicians, 1 1; comparison across user groups: Chi Square value = 7.65, df = 2, p =.02).

The roughly 6 percent of Medicare patients who die each year do make up a large proportion of Medicare costs: 27 to 30 percent.

Why do immigrants make up a large proportion of entrepreneurs?

Eritreans make up a large proportion of those trying to make the crossing.