Sentence examples for percentage of default from inspiring English sources

In 2008, the percentage of default from TB treatment in Pernambuco was 11.1%, increasing to 18.3% among subjects co-infected with HIV [ 6].

Amaral et al. [ 35] evaluated the decentralization program to control tuberculosis between 2003 and 2006 and found a worsening in the percentage of default (7.7% to 10.2%) and a significant increase in the percentage of deaths (3.0%too 15.4%).

From this age group estimate, from research already conducted, there is the percentage of default to be considered.

The agency's calculation measures the percentage of defaulting companies out of all American corporate bond issuers, while Professor Altman looks at the total dollar value of nonperforming debt.

That would be slightly higher than in the two previous recessions, when the percentage of defaults peaked at 10.9% (in January 2002) and 12.8% (in June 1991), but below the all-time high of around 16.3% in 1933.Although they have wobbled a bit lately, junk-bond prices have recovered sharply in the past few months.

It represents the percentage of defaulting loans or NPLs (debtor scheduled payments is overdue by 90 days or more) as gross advances made by a bank and evaluates asset quality based on the loan portfolio.

The regulations will judge individual college programs based on two measurements of student debt: What percentage of students default on federal loans, and what are graduates' debts relative to their income after college?

The most recent student loan default data, released this month, showed that the percentage of students defaulting within two years of leaving at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh nearly doubled, from 7.9percentt in 2008 to 15.4percentt in 2009.

In the two previous recessions the percentage of actual defaults peaked at 11.59% (in January 2002) and 13% (June 1991).

Actual lithologies were determined by mixing the percentages of the default compositions.

The stock of student loans has reached $1 trillion, while the percentage of borrowers in default jumped to 8.8 percent in 2009 from 6.7 percent in 2007.