Sentence examples for much higher contribution from inspiring English sources

The accounts were designed to work in the same way as some existing I.R.A.s but with much higher contribution limits — seventy-five hundred dollars a year for each person — and fewer restrictions on withdrawals.

Analysis of MD simulation indicates that intense and narrow vibrational modes with atomic movements perpendicular (transverse) and parallel (longitudinal) to the long DNA axis coexist in dsDNA, with much higher contribution from longitudinal vibrations.

In addition, epithelial tumor cells as compared to stroma cells had a much higher contribution to gene expression profiles than is expected from the quantified surface percentage.

However, in worm, the same technique, RNAi-KDs, on the whole organism also produced high survival rates, but a much higher contribution of duplicates to survival (see below).

Furthermore, although most hybrids are F1s, some later generation hybrids were identified in the hybrid zone indicative of at least some successful backcrossing; two individuals of the morphologically intermediate individuals showed admixture with much higher contribution from one of the two species than would be expected for first generation hybrids (P18 and P20, Fig.  3).

Some are requiring much higher contributions from workers, so many workers are dropping coverage rather than paying amounts they consider unaffordable.

In turn, the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, forced through the last of the main austerity measures demanded by creditors: reforms to the pension system that will leave worse off everyone who is receiving more than €1,000£80000) a month, and demand much higher contributions from workers in future.

Through laboratory experiments, using both homogeneous (symmetric) and heterogeneous induced values, we show our mechanisms improve upon PR and PPM: UPC generates higher aggregate contributions than PR and PPM, leading to higher provision rates than PPM; UPA attracts much higher contributions, although it provides less frequently.

MPs would, however, have to pay much higher contributions towards their pensions.

The unions had recommended the change, even though it will lead to much higher contributions for higher paid staff.

Reversible heat losses are seen to be the main cause for the difference between charge and discharge while graphite electrode are seen to have a much higher heat contribution compared to lithium iron phosphate electrode.