Sentence examples for changes in this proportion from inspiring English sources

There are no large changes in this proportion between ages.

All but one city showed a significant decline of infected males, only Berlin did not show any obvious changes in this proportion.

The proportion of patients who need reminders is studied as well as changes in this proportion over time.

The TCA is a measure of the proportion of vegetation to non-vegetation (the occupation state), and its derivative, the Process Indicator (PI), is a measure of change in this proportion through time.

From these data we could calculate the proportion of urban residents who live in dense neighborhoods (>1250 units/km2), as well as the change in this proportion over the decade.

The proportion of basal and luminal cell layers within the epithelium has never been assessed, and change in this proportion is one of the first steps in tumorigenesis [ 14, 15].

The Health Protection Agency case estimates relied on broad assumptions about the proportion of individuals with influenza-like illness who contacted healthcare services, 20 without allowing for a likely substantial change in this proportion over the course of the epidemic.

Around 20% of government service users reported making unofficial direct payments to service workers, with little change in this proportion over time (21%, 20%, and 18% in 1999, 2000 and 2003 respectively).

There was little change in this proportion in the periods after the introduction of ART, suggesting that mortality attributable to HIV among HIV-positive people is still very high.

Rather, this involves changes in the proportion of beneficial traits across multiple generations.

However, because this analysis evaluated changes in the proportion of networks reported rather than the absolute number of networks reported, this bias is likely to be minimal.