Sentence examples for percentage expected from inspiring English sources

Annual precipitation across the glacial aquifer system, on the other hand, has significant autocorrelation at only 5.5% of stations, about the percentage expected due to chance.

Over the same period, the Latino share of voters grew from 5%to15%5%, a percentage expected to increase further by 2016.

Renewables now generate 20percentt of California's electricity, a percentage expected to grow as new solar power generators come online and Los Angeles connects itself to a new wind farm proposed for eastern Wyoming, potentially generating power for 1.2 million homes in the Los Angeles area.

The classification results (Table 3) show that the percentage of cases in which note types were correctly classified as belonging to their own group is generally well above the percentage expected by chance although some note types were not correctly assigned.

At the age of 13, the increase in fat mass percentage expected by the physiological changes related with puberty in girls had mostly occurred.

Mastery at any given difficulty level was defined as correct identification ≥55% of trials, approximately half way between the percentage expected by chance (≤8.3%) and 100%.

It measured what percentage expect to be hiring in the next quarter, between October and December of this year, what percentage expect to be firing, and then tallied the difference as "net employment outlook".

Approximately seven of ten general partners plan to seek funds from business associates, and a similar percentage expects to turn to friends and family for investment capital.

Overview of measurements comparing the original and reconstructed networks: ratio of overall matches, percentage of correct zeros, percentage of correct ones, and geometrical averages between the two latter percentages expected for random comparisons and obtained from the considered experiments.

Based on marker haplotypes, the homozygosity per candidate gene within the LTS genotype collection ranged from 20 to 75%, which significantly exceeded the percentages expected in a single panmictic ryegrass super-population (Table 2).

The percentages expecting it to improve education dropped from 56% to 43%; those expecting a better economy from 43% to 36%.Part of the reason lies in the Scots' original enthusiasm for devolution.