Sentence examples for proportion built from inspiring English sources

That is an inexact figure at best, because it does not take into account the size of new homes or the proportion built in relatively high-cost areas.

Most houses in Abia were made of cement or stone block (81.4%), with a minor proportion built of mud and sticks (14.2%) or mud bricks (2.8%), whereas in Plateau, a greater diversity of construction types was observed between cement or stone blocks (40.9%), mud bricks (33.7%), mud and stick construction (16.7%), and solid brick construction (8.6%).

The alternative hypotheses for the proportion of built up and bare ground and crops and open savannah classes and mean elevation were that the proportion or mean for case high overlap areas would be lower than for control high overlap areas (one-tailed test).

In this study we examine the change in proportion of built up area in two zones (500 m and 1000 m) surrounding 15 urban nature reserves in southern Sweden.

The proportion of built up and bare ground was significantly lower in high overlap areas for cases than controls in the two final annual periods (p < 0.001 for both annual periods).

During the first annual period the proportion of built up and bare ground, crops and open savannah and seasonally flooding grassland were not significantly different between the high overlap areas for cases and controls (see Table 3), although the case high overlap areas had a significantly lower proportion of woodland and dense savannah than control high overlap areas (p < 0.001).

Flusser leads off with the fundamentals, color and proportion, and builds all other associations from there.

The proportion of high overlap areas that were classified as crops and open savannah decreased from 62% to 34%; the proportion classified as built up and bare ground decreased from 10%to1%1%, and the proportion classified as seasonally flooding grassland increased from 10%to41%10%to41%

In Atlanta, such conditions occurred in close proximity to CSO streams that also were characterized by a larger proportion and range of tree canopy cover, low median incomes, and a large proportion of houses built in the 1950s 1960s.

In her speech, Ms Reynolds will pledge that a Labour government will ensure a proportion of homes built in new towns and garden cities will be built by smaller firms; force developers to register the land they own or have options on, creating greater transparency in the land market; and require local authorities to include a higher proportion of small sites in their five-year land supply.

The proportion of homes built on highly productive soils and lands proximate to water has remained consistently high throughout the 1900s.