Sentence examples for which constituted about from inspiring English sources

The government's Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation insures traditional pensions, but not 401 k)'s, which constituted about half the missing $225 million.

Among male soldiers, the researchers found the highest risk group, which constituted about 5 percent of the total, accounted for 36 percent of crimes by men.

Because of the insufficient coverage of this region of values the model was unable to predict molecules with low MP values, which constituted about 25%% molecules of the Bradley set.

The antimicrobial activity of A. herba-alba essential oils might be related to their oxygenated monoterpenes compounds which constituted about (52.1 72.6%) of the total oil as was previously suggested (Cox et al. [2000]; Lopes-Lutz et al. [2008]).

Vβ8+ B220+ DN T cells, which constituted about 40% of B220+ DN T cells in gld mice slightly expanded and rapidly contracted in response to SEB activation (Fig. 1C).

The Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS) 2013 estimated its Neonatal Mortality Rate (NMR) as 37 per 1000 live births which constituted about 54% of infant mortality.

Of the 37 Mkm3 of estimated freshwater available on earth, about 22%% exists as groundwater, which constitutes about 97%% of all freshwater available for human use (Foster 1998).

Of the 37 Mkm3 of freshwater estimated to be present on the earth, about 22%% exists as groundwater, which constitutes about 97%% of all liquid freshwater potentially available for human use (Foster 1998).

Consequently, based on the influence of slope in respect of infiltration and groundwater recharge, areas with less than 6%% slope (i.e. nearly flat surfaces to very gentle slopes) which constitutes about 96%% of the study area were rated higher in terms of groundwater potentiality with weighted factor of 0.48 compared with areas with slope greater than 18%% with weighted factor of 0.13.

Overall thyroid cancer is a relatively uncommon malignancy which constitutes about 0.5% of all malignancies.

The Institute of Advanced Studies, which constitutes about two-thirds of ANU, is devoted to research and postgraduate training.