Sentence examples for common proportion from inspiring English sources

Composition of the metallic charge varies from 20 percent scrap and 80 percent blast-furnace iron to 100 percent scrap; a common proportion is 60 percent iron and 40 percent scrap.

The academic results were analysed for 75 students, where only 5%% were female (four female and 71 male), which is a common proportion in engineering degrees (Ferrando et al. 2013).

Simplifications are proposed that do not sacrifice accuracy for beams of common proportions.

We emphasised the analysis at α=15%, which is a common select proportion used by CIMMYT programmes.

It is possible that in areas of intense malaria transmission such as Malawi where MIs are extremely common, the proportion of MIs is less sensitive to intense malaria control efforts.

Chronic active hepatitis was not common: the proportion of HBsAg-positive subjects with abnormal liver function tests (ALT > 2 ULN) was 4.1%, compared with 0.2% in those HBsAg-negative.

Comparing the genes called rhythmic by COSOPT and HAYSTACK revealed that the two methods had 210 genes in common, a proportion similar to that described for Arabidopsis circadian expression datasets [ 26].

The project intellectual property (IP) will be owned by the parties as tenants in common in proportion to their respective contributions to that project IP (including, without limitation, contributions and inventorship).

Under random loss assumption, common loss proportions should not exceed these interval bounds.

Asked to name places where racial discrimination was most common, the greatest proportion of those polled, 30percentt, mentioned stores, where blacks have long complained about being followed by clerks and security officers.

Widely different species have in common a large proportion of the amino acids in their cytochrome c, which makes possible the study of genetic differences between organisms only remotely related.