Sentence examples for one third greater from inspiring English sources

The secondary phase serves as a reference of known molar volume, from which it is determined that the partial molar volume of Bi2O3 as a grain boundary segregant is approximately one third greater than its value in pure α-Bi2O3.

The prevalences of mothers with high school or less educational attainment with SGA and preterm births were about one third greater than that of the comparison group (31percentand26percentcent greater respectively).

In fact, when peak bone mass is achieved, bone density in men is one fourth to one third greater than in women [ 15] and male bones reach a larger diameter and cortical thickness than female ones [ 15, 18].

Mercury's shrinkage is at least one-third greater than previously estimated, Dr. Solomon said.

In the early 21st century the death rate not only was above the world average but also was about one-third greater than the birth rate, which was significantly below the global norm.

Additionally, in Washington, where the improvement among black students was twice as great as in New York City and one-third greater than in Dayton, the reading scores of black students declined sharply in the first year that they attended private school.

The researchers, led by Paul E. Peterson, director of the Program on Education Policy and Governance at Harvard University, acknowledge that the gains among black students who used vouchers were concentrated heavily in Washington, where the improvement was twice as great as in New York and one-third greater than in the third city studied, Dayton, Ohio.

Note that college costs continue to increase each year, so costs as a college senior will be about one-fifth greater than costs as a college freshman.

Mr. Putin was especially solicitous of Mr. Zyuganov, whose support appeared almost one-fifth greater than pollsters had estimated.

This is sometimes raised as an argument in favour of a single United Kingdom national team: based on statistical analysis, it was estimated that a United Kingdom national team would have had a one-third greater chance of winning the 2006 World Cup than England did at the tournament's outset.

Those with the lowest socioeconomic status are reported to have around one-third greater burden of disease than those with the highest socioeconomic status [ 4].