Sentence examples for a rise in proportion from inspiring English sources

In each region, there was a rise in proportion tested with increasing age for age groups up to 74 years.

This study has revealed a steady decline in the proportion of teenage and a rise in the proportion of older (30 34 years) mothers.

Around 16% of assisted conception multiple pregnancies result in monochorionic twins, 18 and so a rise in the proportion of multiple births arising from ART would lead to a substantial rise in the proportion of dichorionic twin births.

The NHF also noted a rise in the proportion of middle-income households forced to turn to the benefits system.

This translates into a rise in the proportion of workless households because their wives are unlikely to work either.

The increases come despite a rise in the proportion of British adults saying they do not drink, from 19% in 2005 to 21% in 2013.

However, researchers did not find a rise in the proportion of Americans who abused marijuana, called a "use disorder" in psychiatric terms.

Average selling prices fell to £171,000 from £188,000, reflecting pricing pressures but also a rise in the proportion of affordable housing to just over a fifth.

A-level results are out and the 2014 figures show that despite a rise in the proportion of exam entries awarded an A*, the percentage of students achieving A* to E dropped to 98% from 98.1% in 2013.

He doesn't believe that there has been a rise in the proportion of the population with a sexual interest in children, but technological advances have vastly expanded opportunities for paedophiles.

The Case for Green Fiscal Reform, to be launched tomorrow by Lord Turner, head of the committee on climate change and chairman of the Financial Services Authority, seeks a rise in the proportion of environmental-based taxes in the overall tax take from 7%to15%5%.