Sentence examples for need proportion from inspiring English sources

The univariate regression results (Table  4) showed negative associations between need (proportion of elderly needing LTC) and bed density of IFs for Tokyo (2010), and a positive association with NRW (2009) at the 5% and 1% significance-level.

Vaa and Giaever [15] did not provide any specific conclusion in terms of needed proportion of studded tyres.

Adjustments were made selectively for year, location, number of listed citizens (in 100), Care Need Index, proportion of gender group listed and proportion of age groups listed at PCC (0 19 years, 20 64 years and 65+).

According to a principle of evidential autonomy (2007: 557), "A deliberating agent who regards herself as free need not proportion her beliefs about her own acts to the antecedent evidence that she has for thinking that she will perform them".

As hypothesized, need (the proportion of elderly needing LTC) was not positively related to bed density —it was negatively related at the 0.1% level.

Like adults, children need properly proportioned desks and chairs for comfort and safe posture.

Two-thirds have been identified as having special education needs – a proportion three times higher than for the population as whole.

Their treatment of the 'viability debate' of small remote areas was fresh; different communities need different proportions of natural, social, human, financial, or physical capital.

Such parameters can be useful to reduce the test protocol needed for proportioning of underwater cement grout.

The models are able to identify the influential mix design parameters and their interactions which can be useful to reduce the test protocol needed for proportioning of LWSCCs.

The leverage ratio sets the amount of equity that banks need as a proportion of their total balance-sheets; unlike the commonly used capital ratio, assets are not weighted to reflect their riskiness.