The phrase "and more proportion of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and awkwardly constructed, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "The study found that there is a higher percentage of students who prefer online learning, and more proportion of them reported increased satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a greater share of" or "an increased percentage of".
The α' and β' lobes also had significantly more proportion of pixels responding to the airflow compared to the α, β, and γ lobes (Fig. 2F and S4), and the amplitudes of the response were also larger in these lobes (Fig. 2 and 3).
More proportion of elderly living alone seeks poor treatment, which makes them more vulnerable to diseases.
More proportion of those with background CKD had lower levels of serum albumin and hemoglobin.
Her research interests include the links between poverty alleviation and conservation, commodity chain analysis for wild South American camelid fibre and the establishment of trade links to help the delivery of a fairer and more equitable proportion of benefits to local people.
Generally, in the semi-arid areas climate change played a decreasing role in runoff reduction comparing with other causes, while in the semi-humid areas it induced a higher and more variable proportion of runoff deviation according to the decade means.
This larger offset, compared with the previously observed ∼2‰ offset for finfish consumers, may result from the larger and more variable proportion of total Hg that is inorganic Hg in shellfish compared to finfish.
Moreover, the deluge of more and more varied proportions of close and distantly related amino acid sequences released by the advances in genomics makes it increasingly difficult to reconstruct an up to date phylogenetic tree.
Alder and cypress also have greater root density and a more even proportion of total root length from the stem as well as occupying more soil around the stem than the other species tested (Fig. 3, Table 6).
Backward was the direction that Pringle's designer, Stuart Stockdale, seemed to be pointing, to a world of tidier and more manageable proportions, the sort of place to be found on maps from 1815, when Pringle was established.
