Sentence examples for a proportion of single from inspiring English sources

In divorce, Brazilian law gives the woman priority regarding the guardianship of a child and, finally, there is a proportion of single mothers who live with their parents or who are the head of the family.

A proportion of single-family detached houses are "factory-built"; that is, large pieces of the building are prefabricated and then transported to the site, where considerable additional work is required to complete the finished product.

When taken as a proportion of a single 2 M HNO3 extraction which was applied to slag samples, Cd was the element most readily leached into RSS and control samples.

While it is likely that a proportion of these single reads represent real miRNAs we set this cut-off to filter out potential sequence errors.

We found that a proportion of the single bet-1 lf or smo-1 lf mutant lost locomotion earlier than wild type (4.5%, n = 44; and 23%, n = 48, respectively).

CT households had the lowest proportion of children with both parents alive and living with them (i.e. non-orphans), and a higher proportion of single orphans, suggesting a higher burden of orphaned children in the CT households.

LO had the youngest sample with a higher proportion of single people (74%) and a more ethnically diverse sample.

Thus, there is a demand for more single rooms, particularly in hospitals with a low proportion of single rooms as is common in Europe.

However, compared to those who quit the survey, the remaining sample had a higher proportion of females (59% compared to 50% in 2013) and a lower proportion of single children (84% compared to 90% in 2013).

The government will surely be pleased with new figures showing that a growing proportion of single mothers are in work.

Transfer of fresh IVP blastocysts resulted in a higher proportion of single (78.9% versus 33.3%) and lower proportion of twin (21.1% versus 66.7%) pregnancies than those produced in vivo.