Sentence examples for peak proportion of from inspiring English sources

In other words, profits are expected to rise as a proportion of GDP.But how likely is that, when corporate profits are already nearer their peak proportion of GDP in the last 50 years?

As a result of the higher susceptibility of children in the model the peak proportion of infected children is reached 18, 12 or 8 weeks (126, 82, or 56 days) after the first infected case, roughly 1-1.5 wearlierrlier (i.e. 11, 8 or 6 days) than in adults (data not shown).

An even higher correlation was found between the time to the lowest CD4+ T Cells levels and the time to peak proportion of detected recombinants (r = 0.87, 2-tailed p = 0.0042).

The peak proportion of admissions for gastroenteritis attributable to rotavirus seemed to decrease with each rotavirus season during the study period, from 39% in March 2008 to 35% in March 2010.

The time to peak representation of X4 viruses and time to peak proportion of detected recombinants were also found to be correlated with a borderline significance (r = 0.69, 2-tailed p = 0.0562).

While this initially reduced the proportion of neighbouring arm visits to 1.4 ± 0.3 on the fifth trial, animals quickly returned to this stereotyped behaviour, reaching a peak proportion of 3.4 ± 0.3 neighbouring arm visits by trial 10.

We compared differences in cuticular hydrocarbon profiles between supercolonies by performing permutation tests (adonis, R-package vegan 1.15, 10000 runs) based on relative peak areas (proportion of each peak's integrated peak area to total integrated peak area).

Fig. 8 Electrical resistivity and carrier concentration as a function of the hydroxyl group-related OB peak proportion (dashed lines are guides of the eye).

In 2006, as the market neared its peak, the proportion of housing transactions funded by mortgages hit 76% Imla said, but tighter lending criteria after the credit crunch forced out some would-be buyers and the figure fell to 65% in 2008.

We compared a variety of summary measures such as the probability of having a large outbreak, the epidemic evolution (attack rate, basic reproductive number, peak day, proportion of infected by age) and the spatial diffusion, i.e., the average distance from the seed area for individuals infected since the start of the epidemic as a function of time.

For every pheromone peak, the proportion of variance explained by the two factors was estimated by partial η-values [ 59- 61].