Sentence examples for To percentages from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount, number or rate of something, regarded as part of a total of 100; a part of a whole.
- A high percentage of secondary school leavers take a gap year.
That is probably comparable to percentages in other denominations and in the general population.
For him, playing to percentages is tantamount to a lack of control on the trajectory of the match itself.
Many would be very concerned if their specific circumstances were boiled down to percentages, or used to suggest that they're somehow not doing their bit here at home".
If she didn't know how to convert fractions to percentages, how did she know when someone was telling her the wrong way to do it?
They were getting "down to percentages", haggling over the precise size of the stake the Government would take in the rescued banks.
Both past and future are reduced to percentages.
The data were then related to percentages of redox depletions having chromas of 2 or less.
Finally, these shares were converted to percentages using the total cost of the reported food basket.
Sequence of density plots are given with respective to percentages of PI-stained cells in upper left quadrant.
Damage progression was examined using microscopy on specimens loaded to ultimate failure and to percentages of their ultimate failure load.
To account for the different weighting of supervised and unsupervised assessment items across units, students' performances were converted to percentages.
