Sentence examples for percentage of lost from inspiring English sources

Farmers were largely dissatisfied with the current insurance system, and their level of satisfaction was associated with the compensation ratio (percentage of lost rubber reimbursed by insurance).

Forgive me for doubting Congress's resolve.But even if Congress were to do away with "special interest" loopholes, that would only recoup a small percentage of lost revenue.

And for another strain, Shroom3, many of whose embryos don't naturally survive until birth due to their genetic problems, eating the higher folic acid food significantly increased the percentage of lost embryos.

When there are no successful tracks, the RMSE value is shown as zero in Figure5a,b. Figure 5 (a) RMSE versus SNR with 95% confidence intervals and (b) percentage of lost tracks versus SNR for three waveforms when tracking one weak and two strong targets.

The Danish official national registers are well functioning with a small percentage of lost data.

In total, the percentage of lost to follow-up was <4%.

Change from a somewhat larger percentage of losing a fair bit of weight doesn't seem to be a problem.

The percentages of lost packets do not show correlation to distance in the open channel; thus we assume that the packet loss rate of 7%to8%8% for the open channel is due to multipath effects from the grassy surface and buildings and trees that are near the channel.

We proposed that the deletion effects of RNAP contributed higher percentages of losing burst ability for ϕAs51 phage than the point mutations occurring in the major capsid protein.

Even for C. pseudotuberculosis, which seems to have lost the least genes among clonal pathogens, the maximal percentage of genes lost is still higher than that of three of the ten nonclonal species (table 3).

The public's judgment has been more favorable than not, although she came within one percentage point of losing re-election in 1997.