Sentence examples for income proportion from inspiring English sources

Zip code level data on median household income, proportion of people living below the poverty level, and educational attainment were obtained from the US Census.

The minor decline in the income proportion of selling pharmaceutical products does not indicate that the government increased its financial support to public hospitals; rather, this should be understood as a significant increase in the income from medical services.

The results showed that 68.1% of patients had comorbidity with bipolar spectrum, and this was associated with higher family income, proportion of married people, and comorbidity with substance use.

Jackson added that while a significant proportion of young black men are veterans, build business at a faster rate than the national average, and contribute a higher income proportion to philanthropic and non-profit efforts than an average American household, they are still at the bottom of four-year high school graduation rates, which exacerbates the growing racial "opportunity gap".

The key variables in the logistic regression model were population density, median household income, proportion of residents who are immigrants from malaria-endemic countries, and sex.

Contextual variables that could be constructed through aggregation include average income, proportion unemployed or other socio-economic characteristics in the neighbourhood.

The further tax laid upon them to meet the expenses and salaries of the railroad commissioners is not in proportion to the value of their property, but according to their gross income, proportioned to the number of miles of their roads in the state.

The municipality is roughly representative for Norway regarding parameters like unemployment, personal income, proportions living in urban areas and number of General Practitioners per 10.000 residents [ 14].

Chi-square tests were used to compare sex, race, and baseline income proportions for children included in the study with those of children excluded from the study because of lack of a recorded BLL.

According to the UK Commission on Employment and Skills, the richest 0.1% currently have around 5% of national income – a proportion that, on current trends, could rise to 14% by 2030.

Two groups of economic drivers were identified: one group included fruit and seafood production, another included per capita income and proportion of tertiary industry.