Sentence examples for for what proportion from inspiring English sources

Number 10 does not have any figures yet for what proportion of the government is now female, although a spokesman said that, as a result of today's moves, Cameron was "making progress" towards his goal of having a third of ministers women.

Studies like that conducted for Barcelona go well beyond the traditional totting up of how many shots were on target and for what proportion of the game each side had possession of the ball.

This leads to a related question: when t ̄ range > 4 t unit and it is possible (with additional work) to identify tactual for a random sample of crimes, for what proportion of crimes must tactual be determined in order to make the resulting distribution (i.e. tknown) a good.

(1) For what proportion of patients with DCIS BCT is a reasonable option with a low risk of recurrence, and for whom a mastectomy is preferred because of the extent of the DCIS?

This information is often collected during a pre-delivery interview with the expectant mother, but it is not known for what proportion of births the ethnicity question is not asked directly.

The purpose of this review is to find out how close we have come to defining the full complement of Xenopus gene sequences, and for what proportion of these we have a physical reagent available.

That Mr. Obama was not on the ballot in Michigan, for example, raises the question of what proportion of delegates he might be awarded, if any, from that state.

In economics, the study of 'labor supply' has come to mean the analysis of how many hours people work for pay, what proportion of the population works for pay, and what factors affect work.

Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) and Medsin-UK, which together produced the table, used two key criteria: "Innovation," for instance, what proportion of research funds is used for neglected diseases and how many papers focus on low- and middle-income countries; and "Access," which gauges how much universities are doing to make the fruits of their research widely available.

Although previous efforts have relied on single numbers for, say, what proportion of arthropods are not beetles, Hamilton used ranges that he found in published articles.

For example, what proportion of a home's residents could reasonably be expected to decline in ADL function over three months before considering the decline problematic?