Sentence examples for an almost identical proportion from inspiring English sources

A destination address was missing for 30.7% of records (77 574 of 252 368), but 32.3% of these were linked during our analysis, that is, an almost identical proportion to the overall linking rate.

Asthma symptoms were absent in an almost identical proportion of days in each group (74% for ciclesonide and 73% for budesonide), and both drugs were comparable in improving symptom scores and reducing rescue medication use.

Comparison with the National Drug Strategy Household Survey acute risk figures shows an almost identical proportion (7.7%) were drinking at risk of harm in the short term (i.e. consuming >7 drinks for males or >5 drinks for females, on any one day) [ 1].

Table  1 shows that only a small proportion of the sample had high levels of contact with a family member or significant other, an almost identical proportion (30%) to that reported in a large randomised controlled trial with similar inclusion criteria to our own [ 50].

Almost identical proportions of mild and moderate headaches were reported by adolescents (22.3 22.5%), while about twice as many (40.7%) had experienced severe headaches (see Table 4).

For the highest intensity level across the whole 3-week period, almost identical proportions of mild and moderate headaches were reported by students (22.3 22.5%), while about twice as many (40.7%) had experienced severe headaches.

Modern Shetlanders have almost identical proportions of Scandinavian matrilineal and patrilineal genetic ancestry, suggesting that the islands were settled by both men and women in equal measure.

Cooling either increased or decreased the de-synchronization elicited by IS in almost identical proportions.

Furthermore, lamotrigine-treated cells displayed almost identical proportions of immature to total 16S rRNA in the pre-30S region, relative to DMSO-treated cells.

Almost identical proportions of both men and women remembered having fallen in the past year (55% and 58% respectively); differences widened in repeated falling measures with falls rates 50% higher in women, but these differences did not reach significance.

It is lower in northern breeds that appear to contain almost identical proportions of ancestral genomes, confirming their high similarity as indicated by genetic parameters in the NJ tree and PCA.