Sentence examples for a comparative percentage from inspiring English sources

"Over the next few years I would hope to reach a comparative percentage to what I found with the company in Australia.

The most prominent risk factors for injuries were working long hours and performing on the street [ 6]. Results from Lima, where a comparative small percentage of children are working (12.5%), do not necessarily apply for other Perúvian - especially rural - regions.

That's below the 30percentt mark that Lync had kept up for so long, but that matters only so much, as the raw dollar revenue growth is more important, provided the comparative percentage delta doesn't fall too much.

An impressive combined comparative percentage improvement of 40% and 53.71% both at low (α = 30) and high (α = 60) aperture angle is obtained for linearly-polarized light.

But he does place considerable faith in comparative percentages.

In the fascia sections, pixels corresponding to different colors were evaluated by the software and the color information was transformed to quantitative values and comparative percentages.

Table 4 shows comparative percentages of adults' self-rated Poor oral health from our community sample and the CHMS, 1 as well as related surveys of specific subpopulations.

Figure 8 shows a comparative chart between the percentage of potentially useful recommendations (high or medium values) and the less useful ones (low values)regarding both task-difficulty and resolution-time.

A comparative analysis between the percentage conversion of the addition product and the reaction time clearly showed that molecular mass of PEG had a marked influence on overall product yield and PEG-200-DABCO medium is the best to carry out MBH reaction between the aldehydes and ethyl acrylate.

The number of double-labelled cells was calculated relative to the number of cells positive for a comparative marker and expressed as a percentage.

(1) DNA from start to end codons (2) The percentage of identity was estimated by a comparative alignment of all sequences with that of H. vulgare cv.