Sentence examples for looking at the proportion from inspiring English sources

As Shelter points out, rates of "possession" vary across the country: in certain areas, a higher proportion own their home rather than rent, so looking at the proportion of renters at risk of eviction makes more sense than looking at the proportion of the population in the same position.

Such institutions can expect to see lower average tariffs – but higher value added scores The employability of graduates is assessed by looking at the proportion of graduates who find graduate-level employment, and/or study at an HE or professional level, within 6 months of graduation.

Flurry measured this by looking at the proportion of unique users of dating services versus the total, per platform.

The relationship between the moment of emergence of the silk balls and the cumulated flow appeared when looking at the proportion of the experiments in which the ball has emerged, as a function of the cumulated flow (Fig. 3).

However, when looking at the proportion of men diagnosed with an STI, circumcised men were more likely than uncircumcised men to be diagnosed with a prevalent infection at baseline (OR = 1.6, p = 0.02) and an incident infection at the 6 month follow-up visit (OR = 1.8, p = 0.05).

summary results of our analyses looking at the proportion of feature dimensions in speaking character vs in background.

Rather than looking at the proportions of the population, this approach gives a much more positive perspective on pastoralist population dynamics.

To look at the proportion of the rates of AT->GC substitutions from all AT <->GC substitutions will control for this general increase in substitution rates.

If you look at the proportion of gaming revenue, more than 70percentt came from V.I.P. rooms.

If you look at the proportion (and include the pre-target) era then the chart looks like this.

The more useful thing is to look at the proportion of people who get a significant benefit".