Sentence examples for of which proportion from inspiring English sources

The youngest participant, who was 16 years old, recalled 173 events, 50 of which (proportion =.289) came from the most recent year.

Manga, as an art style, is simply a simplistic, exaggerated version of realism - developing your own style is simply a matter of which proportions to change and which details to forget.

Three lists of RT were thus produced according to the decision of the Pearson's chi-squared proportion test i) RT for which proportions of sbsRT were greater in cancer than in healthy, ii) RT for which proportions of sbsRT were greater in healthy than in cancer iii) RT for which proportions of sbsRT in cancer and healthy were not significantly different.

Generally, the selection is made in terms of the distribution deciding which proportion of the population would be in the group of ill health.

The MNM : MD ratio represents which proportion of near miss cases progressed to maternal death.

Which proportion of the respondents knows how to get access to medical care in the Netherlands?

2. Which proportion of the respondents has sought medical care in the Netherlands ('care seekers')?

#% = which proportion of patients within the target population received that specific care (? = does not know).

But his labour theory of value, which proportioned reward to the length (and disagreeableness) of work, has long been replaced in economics by the doctrine of subjective utility, according to which value is determined solely by subjective preferences.

In almost all case control studies, the use of hospital controls, among which proportions of alcohol-related disease were high, may have biased the results.

Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, said youth joblessness was not just a problem for the west, but was also evident in emerging economies, in many of which the proportion of young workers was rising.