Sentence examples for a proportion who from inspiring English sources

Obviously all movements will attract a proportion who are personally poisonous by disposition, a tiny minority whom opponents will try to portray as representative.

"There are 60,000 people with drug problems [in Scotland] and within that you've got a proportion who continues to inject," he said.

But there were a proportion who didn't have any convictions, or alcohol issues, and were regularly employed.

Ambulance interventions were cancelled after engagement in 3% of the cases, with a proportion who remain stable over years (2.5% in 2003 vs. 3.1% in 2010).

Among patients who stopped treatment (4.9%) or were lost to follow-up (8.4%), there was probably a proportion who either died or developed drug resistance.

Unavoidably, gestational age was unavailable for some infants: the higher magnitude asthma risk associated with infections in this group may be due to a proportion who were also very premature, and possibly other risks.

Differences in patient characteristics make comparisons somewhat uncertain; our study included higher proportions of women and a lower proportion who were employed, but a higher proportion with at least a high school education.

Among the patients who reported their symptoms as TS versus NTS, there was a slightly lower proportion of women, a higher proportion of smokers, and a lower proportion who consumed no alcohol or consumed it only occasionally.

There was a much higher proportion of metformin users who were treated with sulfonylureas within 3 months but a lower proportion who used insulin within a year.

In addition to LDS having comparatively low smoking prevalence, a higher proportion who are married, and a higher proportion who are medically insured, 95% of LDS men compared with 89% of nonLDS men reported having at least a high school education, according to the 1996 Health Status Survey [ 32].

Among male youth, there was one household factor (insufficient food in the last week), three school group factors (a higher proportion who experienced forced or coerced sex, a higher proportion who perpetrated forced sex and a higher proportion who reported use of alcohol) and one community factor (where more adults said a man could expect sex if he gave a gift to a woman).