Sentence examples for support a large proportion from inspiring English sources

When applied across a broad spatial extent, intensive biomass production in forests, which support a large proportion of biodiversity, may alter species composition, nutrient cycling and subsequently biodiversity.

The coral reefs of Zanzibar Island (Unguja), Tanzania, support a large proportion of regional reef-coral diversity [17], and are representative reef assemblages of the western Indian Ocean region [18].

A significant proportion of grazed land in New Zealand is in hill country and this area supports a large proportion of the national sheep and beef herd.

The forest mosaics that we sampled, consisting primarily of managed pine stands intermingled with non-production habitat types, supported a large proportion of the bat community associated with forests of the Coastal Plain which suggests the compatibility of timber production and bat conservation objectives.

Furthermore, the most radical proposal, to support a larger proportion of NIH trainees on training grants, was set aside.

During the first 30 min, the support sequestrated a large proportion (59.9 %) of Ag NPs.

This lack of information, coupled with a poor understanding of NHS support, means a large proportion of the community simply don't engage with the health services.

Landing troops there was a popular strategic goal, not only because an invader could expect the support of a large proportion of the native population, but also because at least initially they would face fewer and less reliable troops than elsewhere in the British Isles.

The significant HbA1c-lowering effect of DA-1229 wasupporteded by a large proportion of patients achieving an HbA1c of less than 7.0% (53 mmol/mol) and 6.5% (48 mmol/mol), lower FPG and GA levels (Table 3) and decreased post-OGTT glucose AUC0 2h results compared with the placebo group (Table 4).

Just 44 representatives said they would support or were likely to support action, and a large proportion are still undecided on the issue.

All analyses were performed by world region of origin and stratified by sex because there is evidence supporting a larger proportion of undiagnosed diabetes in men than in women (18).