Sentence examples for comprised of less than from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that 70percentt of all nonfatal gunshot victims during the observation period can be located in co-offending networks comprised of less than 6percentt of the city's population.

Out of the 33 populations of cheetahs worldwide, 91% of them are comprised of less than 200 individuals.

The coordinates were then processed by removing all records pertaining to molecules comprised of less than 10 atoms (including solvent atoms and monoatomic ions), and for the sake of charge treatment generality, organometallic complexes were stripped of their metallic cores.

The largest fire department in the country, the New York City Fire Department, is comprised of less than a quarter of one percent (.0025) women.

For eight species, greater than 87%% of the genomic sequence anchored to pseudo-chromosomes and genomic sequence comprised of less than 7%% N's (unknown nucleotides).

Regarding MGC, we divided the normal glucose tolerance (NGT) group into categories comprised of less than 5.5, 5.5 <6.5, and 6.5 mmol/L or more; for the IGT group, categories of less than 7.8, 7.8 <8.6, and 8.6 mmol/L or more; and for the DM group, less than 10.7, 10.7 <13.0, and 13.0 mmol/L or more.

But this has substantially been the result of architects at small- and medium-sized firms being forced to go freelance: 80% of practices now comprise of less than five people, reckons Ian Pritchard of ACE.

Our sample was also reflective of the true pattern of work categories published by the SLFBE data: seventy-five percent of labour migrants worked in the 'unskilled' labour sector, with professional categories comprising of less than ten-percent of departures.

Further, of the 39.1% involved in some form of a criminal organization, most (66.7%) comprised groups of less than 21 people.

Each committee shall be comprised of not less than one (1) Board member and any number of Board members or Club members.

In a study from the city's Human Rights Commission on the effects of marijuana policy in the region, between 1999-2000, arrests of African-Americans for marijuana-related offenses jumped from 34 to 41percentt, despite black San Franciscans comprising of less than 8percentt of the population in 2000.