Sentence examples for time spent contributing from inspiring English sources

Say it's just half that adjust for the Henry Blodget factor and you'd see that the value of contributions to Facebook, were they as valuable as the time spent contributing to Wikipedia, ought to be worth $6.125 billion per day.

David Feeny received funding from Lilly for time spent contributing to this research.

The viral video changes and other prioritization of well-being over time spent contributed to a reduction of 700,000 daily active users in the U.S. and Canada region.

But it's really been most successful in rich countries," says Gardner, who accepts that in developed nations, people have more access to laptop computers and more leisure time to spend contributing to collaborative Wikipedia entries.

Time and productivity are not the only negative effects of congestion, as time spent idling contributes steady streams of pollution.

While lack of physical activity and time spent watching television contributed to obesity, they did not account for the relationship between sleeplessness and obesity.

Although lower activity levels and greater time spent sedentary might contribute to weight gain in children, it is equally plausible that overweight and obese children become less active.

Bell et al. (2004) have also hypothesised that deliberate avoidance in time spent outdoors could contribute to the considerable heterogeneity in O3-induced mortality observed across US communities.

We know from previous studies that time spent cycling may contribute to the disagreement between self-reported and objectively measured estimates of activity [ 31].

Although this confirms the findings of previous studies of AD in patients with advanced cancer, it has yet to be clarified whether AD causes shorter survival or if factors associated with shorter survival, such as increased time spent in bed, contribute to severity of AD.

The hog's long tusks (in the wild, boars break their tusks fighting over sows), its weight (that much food simply isn't available in the wild), and its hooves (their wear indicated a lot of time spent standing on concrete) contributed to Mayer's verdict.