Sentence examples for as does the proportion from inspiring English sources

The specific conditions include the presence of any fare checking equipment inside the vehicle, which increases the elementary boarding time; likewise, the difference in height between the vehicle step and the platform adds to the elementary time, as does the proportion of people with reduced mobility.

The amount of missing data appears to have remained fairly constant over time, as does the proportion of trials that mentioned attempts to avoid missing data.

Studies of ocular motor performance in children have shown that SRT decreases with age [ 14] as does the proportion of direction errors, although at a different pace [ 3, 6, 7, 11, 15].

This study observed that the amounts of daily cholesterol intake in Chinese adults steadily increase from 1991 to 2011, as does the proportion of participants with a greater cholesterol intake than 300 mg/day.

This decrease in variance is explained by the fact that as the number of controls per case increases (towards the total number of controls in a case's risk-set), the probability of choosing the same controls increases, as does the proportion of available controls selected (i.e. approximating the situation in Cox regression where every case is compared to all controls in its risk-set).

The number of birds under the shelters increased from 25 to 40 weeks (p = 0.018), as did the proportion of birds that went under a shelter within 5 min of entering the range area (p = 0.021).

The proportion of RCTs to CCTs increased significantly over time (P<0.0001), as did the proportion of multicentre trials (P = 0.002).

The urban and rural populations accounted for 50% of each, as did the proportion of males to females.

The number of systemic and digestive DNRs increased over time, as did the proportion of fetopathy and systemic DNRs.

The percentage of high-grade cancers reported varied between studies (3.6 35.0 %), as did the proportion of advanced stage cancers (3.5 64.5 %).

In contrast, daily fat intake steadily increased from 54·8 to 66·0 g (P < 0·0001), as did the proportion of energy from fat from 21·5 to 30·0 % (P < 0·0001).