Sentence examples for both countries the proportion from inspiring English sources

At the outset, one could reasonably object that this premise is itself flawed since statistics on incidents of rape are notoriously unreliable in both countries (the proportion of cases that goes unreported is unknown), and what data we do have shows that the numbers in both countries are actually comparable.

In both countries the proportion of pregnant women who are overweight or obese is increasing [ 3, 4].

In both countries, the proportion of correctly timed vaccinations increased considerably over time for all examined vaccinations (Table  3).

In both countries, the proportion of the study population born in a health care facility and with higher maternal education level increased from 2000 to 2010 (Armenia) and from 1997 to 2012 (Kyrgyzstan), respectively (Table  2).

For both countries, the proportion of women that experienced a caesarean birth for each specific reason was calculated as a proportion of all women with caesarean births and as a proportion of all women who gave birth (i.e., irrespective of mode of birth).

The highest proportion of clients living on under $1.25 a day was in Mali 39.66%, 95% CI = 32.3, 46.8) and Sierra Leone (32.2%, 95% CI = 25.2, 39.1), but in both countries, the proportion of clients living on under $1.25 a day was still lower than the proportion of the national population living on under $1.25 a day.

In both countries the proportions of persons 65 years and older and 80 years and older out of the total population are analysed.

The reason behind the difference between both countries in the proportion of patients with meningo-encephalitis and coagulation disorder to a lesser extent is not clear.

The proportion with intakes below the LRNI was zero for both girls and boys in most countries; the proportion below the EAR ranged from less than 1%% for Denmark, France and The Netherlands (4 6 years) to 9%% for Poland.

In some countries more than four-fifths of the inhabitants support themselves by farming, while in the more industrialized countries the proportion ranges much lower to less than 3 percent in both the United States and Great Britain.

Among OECD countries, the proportion of total expenditure on health spent on pharmaceuticals is highest in Japan, 20%.