Sentence examples for outstanding proportion from inspiring English sources

In contrast, an outstanding proportion of specific HBs were observed for families D and H (100% and 91% respectively).

A similar number of mobile elements (63%) and outstanding proportion of LTR elements (93% of occupied length) with SL2.40 genome was found (Additional file 2: Table S2).

This nonrandom sampling is not a problem per se, nevertheless, it does pose the question: what will the outstanding proportion of the animal proteome disclose?

In turn, this observation suggests an outstanding proportion of enzyme recruitment events from glycolysis to other metabolic pathways and may reflect the utilization of similar products generated for similar reactions in different metabolic maps.

The Ofsted survey of its inspections in the past year showed that nearly eight out of every 10 schools in England were judged to be good or outstanding, the highest proportion in Ofsted's 20-year history.

Nearly eight out of 10 state schools are now judged good or outstanding – the highest proportion in Ofsted's 21-year history – which Wilshaw will attribute to better teaching and leadership in schools.

The Ofsted survey of its inspections in the past year showed that nearly eight in every 10 schools were judged to be good or outstanding, the highest proportion in Ofsted's 20-year history.

Just before the restructuring of private-sector Greek debt in March, foreign investors owned 32 percent of the bonds outstanding, a higher proportion than what foreigners now own in Spain.

At the break of dawn when inspectors arrive, at the end of the second day, they do not simply count up the proportion of outstanding, good, requires improvement and inadequate lessons to arrive at the overall judgement for teaching.

Generally run by experienced staff, these have the highest proportion of "outstanding" Ofsted assessments of any part of the schools system, but can be expensive to run; about a fifth of the 500-plus schools have closed over the past decade.

Gardner said in recent years the popularity of fixed-rate mortgages meant that the proportion of outstanding home loans that were on variable rates – and so susceptible to interest rate rises – had declined steadily.