Sentence examples for in the number of proposals from inspiring English sources

The state-of-the-art shows a grow in the number of proposals employing dedicated NoC architectures for control messages.

During the 1980s, because of a 40% increase in the number of proposals submitted to NSF, an electronic network was designed to help process the extra load.

From 2002 to 2013, there was a 136.4% increase in the number of proposals requesting funding under Health and a 200.8% increase in the number of proposals requesting funding under Protection.

Findings show increases in the number of proposals issued, proportion of proposals addressing reproductive health, and the amount of requested and received funds for reproductive health during the 12 year period examined: 2002-2013.

We are hopeful that the increase in the number of proposals between 2011 and 2012 represents an appreciation of the value of this program to build and strengthen current or future collaborative efforts, as well as an awareness of the program within the community.

The workload problem became acute in 2004, after the number of proposals submitted to NSF had soared by 37% in the previous 3 years, to almost 44,000.

The story begins "in 2004, after the number of proposals submitted to NSF had soared by 37% in the previous 3 years, [which] sent success rates plummeting from 31% to 24%." In response, NSF "clamped down on new solicitations," and "[o]ver the past decade, the annual number of proposals has grown by less than 1%," Mervis wrote.

The pattern is similar in Australia as the number of proposals submitted to the NHMRC is rising steadily and the success rate declined to 17% in 2013.

My peers in the investment community often bemoan the number of proposals they receive, which in effect are clones of Facebook, Google or in some cases Facebook and Google combined.

Depending on the number of proposals in which the committee is in agreement to fund, proposals are then ranked.

Beyond the most important number (monthly sales volume), I look at Web traffic; the number of inquiries coming in each day, week and month; the number of proposals written; and how much each salesman contributes to these totals.