Sentence examples for A specific proportion of from inspiring English sources

That is, we have not simply assumed that all irrigators, or a specific proportion of irrigators, will adopt each WUE option.

Chinese media say that regulators are also considering limiting the number of foreign series shown online to a specific proportion of total output.

The control of Neurog3+ cell number and the Neurog3 threshold-dependent endocrine differentiation mechanism combine to select a specific proportion of pancreatic progenitor cells to adopt the islet cell fate.

Four months after the Duggan ruling another federal judge in Detroit, Bernard A. Friedman, ruled that the university's law school admissions policy -- which does not use a point system but which opponents say does aim to accept a specific proportion of minority students -- was unconstitutional.

'Equiproportional development', which assumes that each moult stage represents a specific proportion of the total development time, and is not affected by processes that influence metabolism such as temperature and food quality, was used to determine the mode of action of lindane on development in B. zschokkei.

"The government will carry out a review of the state pension age every five years, based around the principle that people should maintain a specific proportion of adult life receiving the state pension," said the White Paper.

In CV2, a specific proportion (40%) of phenotypic records for each environment independently were set to missing at random.

This may be due to the small sample size used in this analysis, but TNBC represents a very specific proportion of all breast cancers and these specimens are difficult to obtain.

Two international studies [ 32, 65] reported a sample-specific proportion of qualified HCAs leaving the occupation within two to three years of training (37 % [ 65] and 46.3 % [ 32]).

P ams was the monthly positive rate of each subtype for age group a. C a was the age-specific proportion of individuals with HFMD that sought healthcare.

It allows commissioners to link a specific, modest proportion of providers' income to the achievement of realistic locally agreed goals.