Sentence examples for proportion supplied from inspiring English sources

But a check of several large and midsize newspapers' archives shows a year-by-year decline in articles about Iraq, and an increase in the proportion supplied by wire services.

A certain proportion is supplied by natural means.

But if the proportion of electricity supplied by wind were to grow to, say, 20 percent or more, it would become increasingly difficult to handle the fluctuations in output.

In addition, from Proto- to Meso-Orange River times there was an increase in the proportion of sediments supplied from local bedrock sources, including amphibole-epidote in the heavy mineral assemblages derived from the Namaqua Metamorphic Complex.

Information on the proportion of water supplied from different sources (surface vs. groundwater) and subject to different treatments (e.g. membrane filtration, simple disinfection) was obtained from the England and Wales Drinking Water Inspectorate.

Scientists in the US found a striking association between the proportion of daily calories supplied by sugar-laden foods and heart disease death rates.

[Dec. 19, 7 34 a.m. | Insert | Tom Zeller Jr. has written a useful analysis of the report for Huffington.] Some bullet points: The proportion of global energy supplied by coal is approaching that for oil.

And the optimum relative proportion between the heat supplied by solar and that stored in phase change heat storage device has been also investigated.

Sensitivity analysis indicated that model projections of general trends in the main land use and cover categories were not overly sensitive to changes in important model parameters, although further study is necessary to improve our estimates of the proportion of pasture requirements supplied by clearing low shrubland.

HAF, which is the proportion of liver blood supplied by the hepatic artery, provides a measure of liver perfusion derived from arterial rather than portal blood.

A higher proportion of participants was supplied other items (eg, dressings) in ED (37.3%) compared with being sold or supplied in pharmacy (7.7%) or prescribed by general practice (2.2%; table 2).