Sentence examples for percentage of comments from inspiring English sources

A: We actually only take down a very small percentage of comments left by users (about 1%) and of those, there may be a variety of reasons for removal.

The ridiculous "my mobile operating system is better than your operating system" back-and-forth that seems to comprise 80-85% of TechCrunch's journalistic output (and – just before you get too smart-assy about it – a similar percentage of comments and page impressions).

The percentage of comments that contained each of the themes and codes are presented in Table 3. Subthemes were identified for the themes mentioned in at least 5% of the comments (Table 4).

The following seven themes were mentioned in at least 5% of the comments (% indicates the percentage of comments that included the theme): fear of H1N1 (18.8%); responsibility of media (17.8%); government competency (17.7%); government trustworthiness (10.7%); fear of H1N1 vaccine (8.1%); pharmaceutical companies (7.6%); and personal protective measures (5.8%).

The above figure (Figure 2) shows the percentage of commented criteria from the essay justifications when rated without a rubric.

Ho (2015) found that the mode of peer review is not the only factor that contributed to the differences in the number and percentage of commenting patterns, but the nature of the task was also seen as an important factor behind this.

Additional file 2: Numbers and percentages of comments made under each theme and subtheme, 2008 and 2009 cohort.

Table 1 shows the percentages of comments in response to the seven questions on the assessment form (Additional file 1: Table S1), showing that reflection occurred less often than feedback and explicit formulation of an action plan was rare.

He said his schoolmates are submitting a far greater percentage of acceptable comments now than previously.

A tiny percentage of these comments were neutral; a third were supportive.

There is a scrap about what percentage of the comments that the FCC has received have been in favor of net neutrality, or opposed to it.