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In May 37% of female dives were deeper than 10 m, but the proportion increased to 64 and 57% in June and July, respectively (Fig. 2).

Sexual debut before menarche was unusual: it was reported by 2.8% of women overall, but the proportion increased over time, from 1.3% in those born before 1965 to 4.1% in those born 1985 94 (p <0.001) (table 2).

Compared to 1993, there were no statistically significant increases in the proportion among women but the proportion increased among men from 13 per 1,000 (10, 17) in 1993 to 26 per 1,000 (21, 31) in 2009.

China's dependence on crude oil imports from the international crude oil market was only 7.59% in 1995, but the proportion increased continuously to 33.76% in 2000, 42.9% in 2005, and 51.3% in 2009.

According to the laboratory-based surveillance system of Taiwan CDC, the baseline proportion of EV71 among all the enterovirus isolates from patients with enterovirus infections was about 2% but the proportion increased sharply between 2011 and 2012 and peaked in 2012 (45%) [ 26].

But the proportion increases to one in seven in falling markets, even though there are more changes during market routs.

The proportion increased to 68% in 2007.

When renewables supply only a small proportion of the power on a grid this effect is negligible but as the proportion increases the costs can become more significant.

In most young wild-caught fly lines (as well as in laboratory 'wildtype' lines), 20 45% of tested individuals experience heart failure upon pacing, but with age the proportion increases to 50 80% (Figure 1A,B).

If PAR% is negative (i.e., indicates a protective factor), PAR% becomes difficult to interpret but roughly indicates the proportion increase in VLBW in the population if the protective factor were not present.

The ω-gliadins generally account for about 10 20 % of the total gliadins (Wieser et al., 1994), but the proportion is increased by either increased nitrogen availability or sulfur deficiency (Moss et al., 1981, 1983; Hurkman et al., 2013), with the former resulting in increased transcript levels as well as greater protein accumulation (Altenbach and Kothari, 2007).