It probably doesn't provide too many clues to the eventual production model, although they can perhaps be expected to be similar in terms of size and broad proportions – a two-seater Smart ForTwo is probably the closest comparison among established cars.
In addition, the study design selected only healthy workers, therefore our estimates are likely to be a lower bound and suggest that adverse health consequences of the 2007 2009 recession may have affected a broader proportion of the population than previously expected.
These findings informed the design of a web-based survey of a broader proportion of these two birth cohort populations, which will offer more generalizable findings on consent model preferences.
As programs mature, they are able to serve a broader proportion of the population.
A big, strong man (over six feet tall and broad in proportion), he excelled at jousting and hunting.
Generally, chimps had relatively short and broad brain proportions, whereas humans had long and narrower proportions.
Because Griner's season continues, she has been afforded a public opportunity to present a broader, more proportioned view of herself.
As vaccination alters the susceptibility to the seasonal strains we partition the population into 3 broad groups: the proportion of hosts vaccinated with the seasonal influenza vaccine (susceptible to the pandemic strain only); unvaccinated hosts (susceptible to both pandemic and seasonal influenza); and hosts susceptible to seasonal influenza only.
It is manifest in "the Judge," whom Clinch presents as Finn's father: a dominating small-town jurist of "massive," "broad" and "fierce" proportions, ornate eloquence — he read law in Philadelphia!
For broad-spectrum antibiotic proportion, the corresponding figure was 53.7 (95% CI 50.7 to 56.7).
These estimates are far from precise and depend on broad assumptions about proportions exposed to different levels of DEE and the duration of occupational exposures.
