Sentence examples for comparable percentage from inspiring English sources

Screening of HIV-1 genome shows that, compared to other methods, a comparable percentage (75 100%) of its known epitopes is correctly predicted, while a lower percentage (0.01 5% for 24 and 5 8% for 6 alleles) of its constituent peptides are predicted as binders.

500 is down by a comparable percentage.

In Los Angeles, there's a comparable percentage of aggressive drivers, but they have skill.

Current law permits companies to provide tax-deductible pensions only if they extend comparable percentage contributions to low-paid workers.

No wonder it is called the Great Dying: Scientists calculate that about 95 percent of marine species, and an uncountable but probably comparable percentage of land species, went extinct in a geological heartbeat.

Next year, Mr. King wrote, the state will require additional evidence from the city that the new schools that replace the closing schools serve a comparable percentage of high-needs students or at least a higher percentage than the citywide average.

The comparable percentages for second-generation Latinos born in America are 1% and 17%.

And even when the same party wins both the popular vote and the most constituencies, it rarely does so with comparable percentages.

It provided charts that  looked at the large schools that have closed since 2002, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took office, and showed that in 2010, the small schools that replaced them had comparable percentages of high-needs students — and better performance.

The comparable percentages for the Bulgarian migrants were 29% and 46%.

Two of the sort features that overlapped between experts and novices displayed comparable percentages (Table 1): sensory features and niche.