Sentence examples for equal percentages from inspiring English sources

In Maryland, for example, 73percentt of those stopped and searched on a section of Interstate 95 were black, yet state police reported that equal percentages of the whites and blacks who were searched, statewide, had drugs or other contraband.

Banded gneiss constitutes over 75% of the rocks in and around Ibadan while augen gneisses and quartzites share the remaining in about equal percentages (Adeigbe and Oluwatoke 2009).

The concept of relative intensity is an important one because trained runners all perform at near equal percentages of their respective VO2max depending on the distance of the event in question (Figure 3) [22,52].

A recent Gallup Poll ([2014a]) found that almost equal percentages of Americans believed in a young-earth creationist view of human origins (i.e., humans were created in their present form within last 10,000 years) (42%) vs. one where humans evolved from earlier organisms over millions of years (50%).

Personal finance expert Suze Orman advocates that couples splitting expenses should pay equal percentages of their total daily, weekly, or monthly expenses - not equal dollar amounts.

Equal percentages of men and women said they agreed with that statement, along with 87percentt of Democrats, 81percentt of independents and 76percentt of Republicans.

Serious adverse events were equally distributed, and an equal percentage of patients discontinued treatment because of drug-related adverse events.

An equal percentage knew why a trial by jury was important.

The more protectionist Europeans, by contrast, wanted all countries to cut their tariffs by an equal percentage.

According to the last U.S. Census, just 2percentt of its 54,000 residents are African-American; about an equal percentage are Hispanic.

And you'll find a virtually equal percentage of girls and boys in the ranks of the National Youth Orchestras of Great Britain and Scotland.