Sentence examples for proportion believed from inspiring English sources

A top expert estimates that one in every 150 children has some level of spectrum disorder, a proportion believed to be rising steeply.

The Generation Rent report found that 40% of people surveyed did not know whether government initiatives such as NewBuy and Help to Buy will help to ease the struggle to get on the property ladder, while 30% thought the schemes wouldn't work – but the same proportion believed they would.

Many also reported that their clinical experience suggested that CBT was not effective, while a smaller proportion believed it was inflexible [ 26].

A similar proportion believed that they would have access to clinics or doctors to receive the vaccination, although this was significantly different (p=0.03) between rural and urban women (75%and83%3%, respectively).

The results of the survey regarding parental knowledge and attitudes are somewhat composite: almost half of the parents knew that most RTIs would resolve spontaneously, but a large proportion believed that rhinitis is due to bacteria and that antibiotics are needed against viruses.

The same proportion believe that anyone refusing a job offer should be denied benefits (chart 8).

Others say a similar proportion believes that rejecting the plan would be fine.

But by far the largest proportion believe it because that is what the adverts tell them.

In an opinion poll carried out for the television channel La7, as many as 58% thought he would succeed in replacing the electoral law, but the proportion believing that he would make a difference in the other areas he has identified varied from 16% to 25%.

Majority reported that ACT was effective in treatment of malaria with a small proportion believing that it was not effective.

Rural women were the most conservative about female sexual enjoyment, although the proportion believing that women should not enjoy sex declined over time (34.1% vs. 19.1%).