Sentence examples for a proportion does from inspiring English sources

However, the Taxonerator annotation of many of these low frequency sequences does not suggest chimaerism, and so a proportion does appear to derive from real, rare members of the meiofauna.

The ability to drive is a key aim for patients undergoing surgery and a proportion do not meet visual criteria for driving following surgery.

Although all of these cells were negative for CD11b and B220 expression, a proportion did express the T-cell marker CD3.

As shame and honor are diluted (i.e., a greater proportion of the population exposed, which gets closer to full transparency) or made more acute (i.e., a smaller proportion), does this change their effectiveness?

Combined, Europe and North America make up nearly 75% of sales–a proportion Becht doesn't expect to change anytime soon.

Ticks are becoming more common all over Britain and, though only a small proportion do, they can transmit a number of serious diseases through their saliva.

In a survey of 270 rioters, it would be quite odd if a high proportion did not cite the police as a factor in their behaviour.

However, there was evidence people overestimate the cancer-protective effect of sunscreen because a substantial proportion did not judge sunbathing with sunscreen to be a significant risk factor.

Populations stayed steady if only a small proportion nested in forest fragments, but fell if a larger proportion did, Donovan and Flather report in the April issue of Ecological Applications.

About half of these offenders (53 %) reported that they had no awareness of a sexual interest in children prior to offending, potentially suggesting that a large proportion did.

Most transwomen did not have a lifetime history of IDU (n = 162, 68.9%), but a sizeable proportion did report being IDU (n = 73, 31.1%).