Sentence examples for sum contributions from inspiring English sources

F&C is one of the key child trust fund players; around 60,000 parents and guardians have paid CTF vouchers worth either £250 or £50 into its shares account, with many topping them up with monthly or lump sum contributions.

Equations 1 3 and the PK model at steady state are multiplicative, except when different versions of Equation 2 are added to sum contributions from indoor and outdoor air.

Although very simple mathematically, taking the percentage of genes still signalling in a senescent manner provides a single continuous senescence measurement in human tumours incorporating the sum contributions of many pathways, something which has not previously been reported.

It could well make sense not to accept a lump sum contribution to the purchase of the property but to accept a regular contribution to living expenses instead.

"Any one patron, no matter how well-financed they are, are up against potentially hundreds of patrons whose sum contribution represents a large stake to contend with".

Employers should also be able to offer their employees a fixed sum contribution to portable health insurance, that is owned by the employee and that is purchased by the employee in the individual market.

As shown in figure 2, the sum contribution of all the rpoS and malT alleles combined matches the phenotypic dynamics due to mutations in these genes.

For instance, do they allow monthly deposits or is it a single lump sum contribution account?

Rates on annuities — periodic payments for life by insurance companies to investors who have made regular or lump-sum contributions — are close to the lowest on record, just as bond and bank deposit rates are, financial planners point out.

At runtime, we can simulate new interaction sounds by quickly summing contributions from each modes equivalent multipole sources.

The latter is based on determining possible scattering locations from energy measurements (via Compton scattering angles) and summing contributions from scattered coincidences in image voxels.