Sentence examples for given a proportion from inspiring English sources

Given a proportion ρ∈[0,1] of the illiquid asset, let r=(1−ρ)e and s=ρ e.  .

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.

Here we derive the quantitative genetic theory underlying the expected genotypes of a selfed population, F t, given a proportion of heterozygosity retained that deviates from Mendelian segregation assumptions.

For the pre-vaccination period the mean of the costs were 870 € per patient per day and for the accompanying person 35 € per day given a proportion of 87.2% accompanying persons in children <6 years (funded vaccination period: 930 €, 38 € and 90.8%, respectively).

Sections were given a proportion score between 0 and 5 representing the estimated relative number of positive tumor cells: none = 0, < 1/100 = 1, 1/100 to 1/10 = 2, 1/10 to 1/3 = 3, 1/3 to 2/3 = 4, > 2/3 = 5.

Given a proportion of p1=0.45 and p2=0.60, sample size needed is 413, 447, 501, 586 and 734 for different prevalence rates of a psychiatric disorder according to Axis 1 of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) IV (35%, 30 %, 25 %, 20or 15%).

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.

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.