Sentence examples for gave a proportion from inspiring English sources
The population analysis of the one step translocation histogram gave a proportion rate of 80% of particles with D = 1 µm²/s and 20% D = 10 µm²/s.
Looking at potentially beneficial changes this occurred in 922/8,268 (11.2%, 95% CI for SEM 10.5 to 11.9), and if these were combined with the nonsignificant changes this gave a proportion of 7,464/8,268 (90.3%, 95% CI SEM 89.6 to 90.9).
For example combining BED and AI with a window period of 268 days gave a proportion of false recent seroconverters of 4.8%, whereas using both BED and AI separately for a similar window period (274 days) gave a result of 6.4%and8.8%8%, respectively.
On a global scale your initiative RED engages corporations – Starbucks, Apple, Gap and others – in giving a proportion of revenue to the Global Fund.
His only intervention in broadcasting has been his reported support, during the charter renewal debates, for 'top slicing', a radical proposal to give a proportion of the licence fee to other broadcasters, which, in the end, Tessa Jowell quashed.
Punch line The ghostwriter Hunter Davies, pictured, who is busy with the former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott's autobiography Prezza: Pulling No Punches, has been going around saying that MPs who make money outside Westminster should give a proportion of it to the Exchequer.
Given a proportion ρ∈[0,1] of the illiquid asset, let r=(1−ρ)e and s=ρ e. .
The authors used the Rand index, which gives a proportion of correct groupings, to compare the clustering methods.
Craddock will give a proportion of the proceeds to the Birmingham Children's Hospital and Balls to Cancer charities.
Given a proportion of 22.5% of all inhabitants,14 that group is well represented in the resulting samples, without any special measures, and with a manageable screening effort, which is inverse to the proportion of the population.
"After it rolls off the production line... the new car would compete in effect with the existing cars, but would begin by giving a proportion of its profits to its parents.
