Sentence examples for off the proportion from inspiring English sources

Population growth was rapid through the early part of the 20th century, but it declined thereafter as both the birth rate and immigration began to drop off; the proportion of young people also declined.

And it is paying off: The proportion of upper-middle-class students at top American universities is increasing, regardless of diversity programs.

However, this is not far off the proportion of entrants who get the top A* today.

One-way ANOVA was performed to test the effect of different regions of the MB on maximum responses to airflow on and off, the proportion of pixels responding to the airflow, and the proportion of areas occupied by patches highly selective to airflow on, off, or non-selective.

Anna was way off on the proportions of her shorts and has to fix them.

As a consequence, setting V around 5000 under the quadratic control policy is the optimal trade-off: the proportion of energy saving is up to 41.83%, and the "soft" server temperature constraint violation proportion is 17.7%.

Depending on the chosen cut-off, the proportion of PSMI and controls who were multidimensionally poor varied greatly.

Also consistent with the proportion of patients with disease progression at the time of data cut-off, the proportion receiving further chemotherapy was highest in the TNBC cohort, but similar in the two HR+ cohorts.

The authors showed progressive drop off with the proportion dropping off at each step at about 15%.

Therefore, the judgment of immunostaining was always consistent between the two observers and the results were the same on different cut-off lines around 10 50% of the proportion of immunohistochemically stained cells.

To anyone not running for president, however, the report contained both good news and bad.The good news is that the average American is a little better off, and the proportion of Americans who are poor has dwindled a little.