Since 2008, for example, the proportion of people working on temporary and zero-hours contracts has increased greatly.
In the past 18 years, for example, the proportion of privately educated high court judges has barely shifted: in 1989, it was 74%; in 2007, it was 70%.
In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, the proportion of children enrolled in primary school has risen from 52% in 1990 to 80% this year.
This information could include, for example, the proportion of borrowers who default on or roll over their original loan, the average amount repaid per £100 borrowed, and the risks of not repaying.
For example, the proportion of students exceeding national expectations in reading, writing and maths at Key Stage 2 (i.e. from 7-11 years old) is well above the national average: Why might this be the case?
As one stark example, the proportion of Stanford M.B.A.'s taking jobs with either consulting firms or investment banks dropped to 33percentt last year from 43percentt in 1998.
For example, the proportion of violent offenders is positively associated with rates of medical care utilization.
For example, the proportion of top apps in Google Play which are also available in the iPhone App Store is 37% (or 222 applications).
For example, the proportion of (treated) women reporting "administrative office" skills is 40%, versus 25% for (treated) men.
For example, the proportion of net payers p N may suddenly change if additional morbidity criteria are introduced into the risk adjustment model.
For example, the proportion of teenage mothers increases from 21.5 to 23.2 % and the average number of prior pregnancies drops from 1.47 to 1.33.
