Sentence examples for an interesting proportion from inspiring English sources

In our study, 41% of the participants are men; this is quite an interesting proportion, in that it differs from that in many other studies which only include women or a higher percentage of women.

Richard Chai, the Marc Jacobs and Tse alum, turns his tape measure to men's wear with an interesting play on proportions: knit cardigans hang almost to the knee, blazers are shrunken, and fitted jeans come in various states of distress.

Rhizoctonia sclerotia are an interesting bio-resource: high proportions of fungal cell-wall degrading isolates as well as those with antagonistic activity towards R. solani were found.

After 48 h of fermentation, the formulation containing wheat bran, cottonseed meal and orange peel in equal proportions presented an interesting synergistic effect, reaching predicted values of enzyme activity higher than 100 μg−100

Furthermore, it is an interesting point to speculate why the proportion of toxigenic and non-toxigenic strains among C. ulcerans outnumbers that of C. diphtheriae in our strain collection.

In spite of multiple approaches, the importance of differential selection in shaping genotype proportions thus remains an interesting, but largely unsettled, matter in all-hybrid populations as well as in other water frog breeding systems.

John McIntosh, Salt Lake City: I thought you had an interesting point about the effects of a large proportion of nonvoting unskilled workers.

Looking at the proportion of attendees who signed up to participate shows also an interesting picture.

It was an interesting decision: identifying himself with a show that is shaping up as a bomb of epic proportions.

An interesting observation was that a considerable proportion of patients with negative blood smear for malaria parasites and without fever was also admitted as severe cases of malaria.

An interesting observation is that a substantial proportion (between 6 and 8.5%) of the genes misregulated in Ho16 and Ho17 or during the transition between both stages was also misregulated in response to osmotic stress caused in WT flies by dietary administration of excessive salt [ 24].