Sentence examples for gross proportions from inspiring English sources

Even so, this illustrates just how research can progress in a whole variety of ways and that while dramatic finds like feathers are important, there is still much to be done with skeletal remains, and these have implications for the appearance and behaviour of these animals way beyond gross proportions like how tall they were.

A gross proportion of patients with an indication for prevention efforts will not meet these treatment recommendations in daily life.

She, for one, did not believe that India was on target to increase its gross enrollment ratio — the proportion of eligible students actually enrolled in colleges and universities — to 30 percent, from 12.5 percent to 13 percent, by 2020.

Fig. 2 Participation in tertiary education in Britain: gross enrolment ratio (GER) and proportion in the labour force (LF).

Per capita gross domestic product, proportion of urban residents, and access to health care were the primary factors associated with geographical variations in DFLE.

On a gross scale, the proportion of 5meC can be estimated by HPLC or HPCE, as has been done to show differences in 5meC among tissue types or treatments [ 33, 35].

Their continued rise in prevalence, however, has resulted in a projected growth of health care spending to unrealistic proportions of gross national product in most countries.

A) By raising around £6bn from shareholders, by selling around £2bn of fancy new bonds (or "cocos", for the cogniscenti - poor you), and by shrinking its balance sheet by up to £80bn (because capital requirements, on the famous "leverage ratio", are set as a proportion of gross loans and investments).

The municipality is almost equal to Norway in terms of key parameters including employment and unemployment, average gross income per capita, proportion of disability pensioners, number of physicians per 10,000 residents, and proportion of the population living in urban areas.

The move will contribute to the increased proportion of gross domestic product going to wealthiest Americans and the big Wall Street banks -- and lower the proportion going to everyday Americans.

For the purposes of international comparability to other countries' expenditure estimates and inter-temporal comparability of the proportion of gross domestic product (GDP) spent on LTC within the local context, we expressed all expenditure estimates as a proportion of GDP.