Sentence examples for per contribution from inspiring English sources

Everytown's predecessor groups have received donations from 1.5m people in total, averaging $53 per contribution.

Like Sanders, Teachout has been the beneficiary of small donations, raising $1.6m in the first half of this year, at an average of $19 per contribution.

Because the program included a cap of $1,050 per contribution, a $600 donation would garner $1,050 while four $150 donations would bring in a total of $3,600.

He says the cost of running the project on Crowdtilt is around half that of Kickstarter — with Crowdtilt taking 2.5% of the total collected and levying a 2.5% processing fee per contribution vs Kickstarter taking 5% and Amazon applying credit chard processing fees of 3%-53%-5%

This would make the Sun acquisition more profitable in per share contribution in the first year than we had planned for the acquisitions of BEA, PeopleSoft and Siebel combined," said Oracle President Safra Catz.

The per-descriptor contributions can then be transformed to the per-atom contribution, by summing up all contributions that each atom is part of.

The scale of greenhouse-gas emissions is so vast, the mechanisms by which these emissions affect the climate so nonlinear, and the effects so widely dispersed in time and space that no specific instance of harm could ever be traced back to my 0.0000001-per-cent contribution to emissions.

From that relationship, the per mer contributions of PVC to the membrane strength/thickness and toughness/thickness equalled 0.96 mg μm−1 and 0.78 mg mm μm−1, respectively.

As k approaches infinity all infectious individuals and prions are equal; as k approaches zero each added infectious individual or prion diminishes the incremental per-individual contribution.

The covariability is simply the per-sample contribution into the Pearson correlation coefficient of genes i and j.

Each of these factors makes a different per-unit contribution to the overall running time, with the number of study individuals and the number of reference SNPs having the biggest effect in modern datasets.