Sentence examples for constituted just under from inspiring English sources

The Environmentals constituted just under 28% of the respondents to a national survey that was weighted to better represent the US population.

Areas of care within the scope of the exercise are listed in Table 3, which constituted just under half of the total budget of the Vancouver Communities division.

Those journals that did make it obligatory constituted just under half (49.6%) of the total number of journals, suggesting that journals may not be aware that all persons related to the publication of the paper, including authors, reviewers, medical editors and all those named in the Acknowledgement section, should disclose any potential COI.

Those leaving may provide vital remittances to their families back home, which in 2006 were understood to constitute just under 40% of gross domestic product, but their loss is depriving the country of its youth.

The communities with the highest number of inhabitants are the Nahuas (descendants of the Aztecs or Mexicas), the Mayas of the Yucatán Peninsula, the Tzeltal Tzotzil or Mayas from Chiapas, and the Zapotecs and Mixtecs of Oaxaca, which together constitute just under 70%% of the indigenous population.

According to a 2012 study, women constitute just under 20percentt of law firm partnership ranks, despite being above or close to 50percentt of law school students for two decades.

During this period there were 147 surgical admissions to the unit constituting just under half of the total admissions.

Individuals with ciHHV-6 constitute just under 1% of the general population and a similar proportion of the 439 HIV positive individuals analyzed in this study.

Computer science and engineering majors constituted just 8.1%.

Males constituted just over half (53 %) of the respondents.

Patients under the age of 15 constitute just 0.5percentt of those admitted for treatment of alcohol abuse alone and 0.7percentt of those admitted primarily for treatment of alcohol abuse who also had abused another drug (Table 3.2a in SAMHSA 2008).