Sentence examples for half proportion from inspiring English sources

(The percentages were based on the year's top 250 films according to boxofficemojo.com. In cases involving more than one director, as with "Brave," "Ruby Sparks" and other films, a third or half proportion was assigned).

The disease: in numbers 75 per cent: Estimated increase in cancer cases between 2008 and 2030 22m: New cases of cancer each year by 2030 22 per cent: Proportion of cancer deaths worldwide caused by smoking 12.7m: New cases of cancer worldwide in 2008 One half: Proportion of smokers who will die from tobacco-induced cancer 7.6m: Deaths from cancer in 2008 30m: New smokers a year in world.

CPT2 hosts a special PPRE, namely only one half proportion with perfect consensus sequence (TGACCT) [ 22].

Recent studies of biopsy findings from ARDS patients have reported the pathologic diversity and only half proportion of typical diffuse alveolar damage.

Although the development of the next-generation sequencing in recent years has enhanced our knowledge on ophthalmic genetics, there is still about half proportion of IRD patients with unidentified genetic mutations (26 28), which implicates undiscovered disease genes in these patients.

The best fruit colour was observed at half proportions of KCl and NaCl or CaCl2; optimum firmness was around the centre of the triangular coordinates but close to the line connecting CaCl2 and NaCl vertexes; and the best overall quality was obtained in the 0.037 kg/l NaCl and 0.073 kg/l KCl mixture.

Its goal: to reduce in the span of 25 years (from 1990 to 2015)–by one-half the proportion of people worldwide who live on less than $1 per day.

Allied to this goal are two targets that envision reducing by half the proportion of persons living on less than US$1 a day as well as reducing by half the proportion of persons suffering from extreme hunger.

But only half that proportion, 13%, view withdrawal without such an agreement as positive.

Metro calculates that it spends half the proportion of its total costs on editorial that paid-for papers do.

The survey also found that the 500 highest-achieving comprehensives have half the proportion of pupils on free school meals as the national average.