Sentence examples for below the average proportion from inspiring English sources

35% of GPs in our study have a group practice, which is only slightly below the average proportion in Germany of 39% [ 45].

Community Districts (CDs) were stratified into two groups, above and below the average of the median household income for 59 CDs, and UHF-areas were stratified into two groups, above and below the average proportion of population poverty in UHF-areas, for use in OLS linear regression analysis with the mortality rate ratio as the dependent variable, based on the factors described above.

This output allows the instructor to plot the average proportion invested after the simulation is over and use the data to potentially explain concepts to the students (see below).

(b) The average proportion of the revenue derived by senders.

The average proportion of enhancements at our center over the past 10 years has been below 5%; the advent of wavefront technology appears to have contributed.

Lamm claims he modeled his doll after the average proportions of a 19-year-old... yet those proportions appear to be suspiciously thin.

We also coded school-level variables as above or below the national average: proportion of students reporting experience of sexual violence; proportion of students knowing of three child rights; proportion of students agreeing that boys and girls are equal; proportion of students reporting perpetration of sexual violence and proportion of students reporting drinking alcohol.

He might be able to extract a little money from his Republican allies in Congress; Californians complain that only three-quarters of the money they send to the capital in tax comes back as spending, a below-average proportion.

Municipality relative poverty level: Average proportion of the population for the years 2005-2008 with a disposable household income below 60% of the median value [ 27] (source 2).

The individual STOPP indicators can be used with reasonable confidence to identify GPs as having above or below average proportions of PIP (average > 0.8 reliability for 90% of GPs).

The school has a higher than average proportion of children with special educational needs, and a 50% A*-C GCSE pass rate including English and maths, slightly below the national average but it is improving and Goddard points out they have beaten the local authority's targets every year for the last five years.