Sentence examples for and proportion of a from inspiring English sources
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Frederick A. Crawford, chief executive of AlixPartners, a global restructuring firm, said it was now more essential than ever to assess the soundness of a retailer's real estate portfolio, the rate of management turnover, sales per square foot and proportion of a company's cash that is going to overhead.
Previously identified predictors include the following: individual income, employment status, and education level (individual level) and household income, mean or median education level, and proportion of a population living below a given poverty level (neighborhood level) (Galobardes et al. [2006a], [b]; Daly et al. [2002]).
This overlap presents a considerable challenge when trying to determine the concentration and proportion of a particular dye at a given spatial location where two dyes have been mixed.
One may argue that the Cadenza seems derivative, but the car has the sturdy stance and proportions of a big German sedan.
The shape and proportions of a woman's body differ slightly from those of a man's body, thus many manufacturers now produce backpacks designed specifically for females.
Frequency distributions and proportions of an ethnic group receiving each treatment were calculated according to breast cancer stage.
The sulfate reduction and proportion of TP show a strong correlation (R2 = 0.53).
What dictates the kinds and proportions of organisms in a community?
The proportion of FA supplementation was 76.8 % and the proportion of an abnormal BMI (obese, overweight, and underweight) was 24.5 %.
Among these six lines, tested individuals from one line showed a repeatable and reduced proportion of males and an increased proportion of females within their offspring.
