Sentence examples for highest proportion of potential from inspiring English sources

The four selected boroughs are Bromley, Croydon, Enfield and Haringey, the councils with the highest proportion of potential claimants affected by the cap.

Table 1 shows that preterm delivery and mother characteristics comprised the highest proportion of potential scenarios of cesarean section.

This is a noticeably higher proportion of potential pursuits than has previously been reported for video viewing (e.g., 2.8% of all data; Smith & Mital, 2013).

Our results suggest that a high proportion of potential cases identified by our algorithm will be true cases.

The proportion of members joining was relatively evenly distributed across the 122 postal code areas, with the exception of Bristol where a higher proportion of potential participants joined.

Finally, refinements to the screening processes are needed since a higher proportion of potential participants than might be expected self-reported that they were already meeting PA guidelines.

The difference is explained by a much higher proportion of potential participants from the 'opt in' group declining to participate in the survey.

When the whole set of patients shows the depletion, we often observe high proportion of potential subtypes with Ratio < 1, so it is safe to use N01 as a default assessment measure.

Liver transplants from uDCD donors reported a low percentage of primary non-function and acceptable graft and patient survivals, but in all cases this was at the expense of discarding a high proportion of potential livers [ 16, 17, 19– 25, 29, 29].

The women expressed understanding the need for trials to recruit a high proportion of potential participants, that recruitment should not be biased, and that trials had to be cost-effective; they felt that opt-out consent would help to achieve this.

A more targeted sample using common maltreatment-related injury codes (such as head injuries, rib fractures etc) within specific age ranges (such as those under age 1), may produce a higher proportion of potential maltreatment-related cases which weren't assigned a maltreatment code.