Sentence examples for favorable proportion from inspiring English sources

And its operating margins are 25percentt — a favorable proportion compared with Fed Ex and UPS, which respectively have margins of 9.5percent and 13.33 percent (figures provided by ZTO).

One explanation for the faster remodeling in the present study might be a more favorable proportion of calcium sulfate to hydroxyapatite (CaS/HA = 60 to 40%%) compared to that used in the study by Schindler and co-workers [ 21] where the graft material consisted of somewhat inverted proportion of 35 to 65%%.

Animals eat different foods in proportions that yield a more favorable balance of nutrients.

But the mostly German-speaking cantons in the eastern part of the country that have the biggest influx of people from the former Yugoslavia had larger proportions favorable to the ceiling.

Moreover, the measured data (shear stress and viscosity) generally follow the GEP modeling well, but the level of satisfaction is more favorable at high proportions of bottom ash.

We then calculated the proportion of favorable lichen habitat (probability of occurrence exceeding 60%) potentially affected by development, agriculture, or wind farm development.

(d) Direct interaction energy of macromolecule with small molecule is very favorable, but a large proportion of this favorable effect is used to pay off unfavorable desolvation penalty due to the burial of polar or charged molecular groups in the low dielectric complex interface during binding.

This slow process suggests that the degenerating NB cells in the late phase of PCD are a small proportion in favorable NB tumors found by mass-screening and then exenterated surgically, and therefore some genes having a pro-death role in PCD may yet to be expressed in mass-screened NB tumor samples.

A less favorable prognosis and lower proportion in localized stage were noted for sarcoma.

Sample size was calculated assuming the proportion of favorable attitudes towards pharmaceuticals to be 50%.

Similar to the observations noted in our study, the proportion of favorable responses to chemotherapy in the SABINE study declined with additional lines of treatment.