Sentence examples for later proportion from inspiring English sources

He spoke of international laws and institutions, humanitarian grounds for war ("Inaction tears at our conscience and can lead to more costly intervention later"), proportion and self-restraint, force as a last resort, and the need for universal principles of human rights to guide choices.

The later proportion varied from 31.4 94.9 %, three units having a proportion higher than 50%%.> -wrap-foot> *ComparICU-acquiredired MDRO patients to non carriers; aData are missing for 3 patients; bData are missing for 6 patients The global prevalence rate of MDRO on admission among all included patients (i.e. length of stay > 24 h) was 36.0 % (Table  2).

Ten years later, the proportion was 19percentt.

Six years later, the proportion remained virtually the same.

By the time he left, 20 years later, the proportion had dwindled to less than 7 percent.

When she began her engineering degree, 12% of her peers were women – 30 years later, that proportion is down to 8%.

In the 1950s, only 4% of people worked part-time; 60 years later the proportion is one in four (6.5 million employees).

In 1958, the total debt of governments, from the federal level down to the smallest town, came to 60percentt of G.D.P. Half a century later, the proportion was just about the same.

Cindy Hahamovitch, an expert on guest worker programs at the College of William and Mary in Virginia, said that in the 1970s about two-thirds of farm workers were Americans and a third were foreign, and that a decade later the proportion was reversed.

At follow-up eight months later, the proportion of adults reporting to have been tested the year prior to follow-up was 82% in the intervention arm and 52% in the control arm (Relative Risk (RR) 1.6, 95% CI 1.4 1.8), whereas the RR was 1.7 (1.4 2.0) according to the intention-to-treat analysis.

Four and seven days later, the proportion of CD56+ and CD56− cells was determined by flow cytometry.