Sentence examples for a proportion of less from inspiring English sources

The measure of frequencies of contacts is expressed in percentages of all contacts, divided into a proportion of daily contacts and a proportion of less than daily contacts.

In 198 of the 263 samples (75.3%), at least one SNP position showed a proportion of less than 100% for a specific nucleotide (exemplarily shown in Figure  2b).

Salivary gland tumours are a rare tumour entity: they have a prevalence of 2-3% among the head and neck cancers and a proportion of less than 0.5percentt of all malignant tumours.

A proportion of less than 12% of difficult-to-treat pathogens, such as P. aeruginosa, Acinetobacter spp., Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, and/or methicillin-resistant S. aureus, as compared with more than 30% in the French study [ 8], diminishes the usefulness of the results of this study in real life.

Therefore, a proportion of somewhat less than 50% can be expected.

A priori, we had defined cut-offs for all 5 criteria in order to identify PROs that were feasible for use in registry settings: overall response rate over 80%, floor and ceiling effects less than 15%, a proportion of items missing of less than 5%, and a proportion of items needing manual validation of less than 5%.

The data are consistent with the view that the dominant presence of LSVCCs in Canada has given rise to a high proportion of less successful exits by means of buybacks and secondary sales, and fewer IPOs and acquisition exits.

Equally remarkable is that a large proportion of less abundant members of the bacterial assemblages in the RT have a 97% similarity to rRNA gene sequences deposited in GenBank whose best match is a sequence of a microbe from an acidic environment.

The composition of the nursing team was the same around the clock; the medical team was reduced at night with a higher proportion of less differentiated doctors.

For example, owing to differences in their photosynthetic pathways and optimal growing temperatures, warm-season grasses have a larger proportion of less digestible stem material [ 8].

For example, Méligne et al. (2011) found that people with semantic dementia who have impaired semantic knowledge also produce a higher proportion of less specific or semantically light verbs.