Despite the influx of women in journalism school, for example, the percentage of women in newsrooms is unchanged since 1999.
For example, the percentage of female electrical engineers doubled in each decade in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
In the Titanic example, the percentage of survivors is compared across class groupings, and also in each class group within other categories, such as sex and age.
For example, the percentage of households consisting of elderly people living alone dropped in every borough except Staten Island, which still has the lowest level at 8 percent.
For example, the percentage of Inner Londoners worried about the number of tall buildings was slightly larger at 43% than the 40% who said they aren't worried.
At the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, for example, the percentage of Jewish students fell to 6percentt from 47 percent between 1920 and 1940.
For example, the percentage of ballots intentionally spoiled or completed randomly as acts of resistance remained on the order of 2 to 3 percent.
In Iowa, for example, the percentage of ballots already returned by Democrats exceeds Democratic registration by 12 or more percentage points.
In eighth-grade reading, for example, the percentage of urban students who were proficient was 26 percent, compared with 43 percent of suburban children.
In the case of the Newsday/Channel 11 poll released yesterday, for example, the percentage of female respondents was higher than the percentage of female voters in recent statewide elections.
For example, the percentage of limited-English second graders reading at or above the national average has more than doubled since then, in contradiction to Mr. Rothstein's predictions at the time.
