Sentence examples for proportion compared with those from inspiring English sources

In the NT the number of youths held in custody – at a cost of $698.40 a day – is increasing year on year, as is the proportion compared with those in community supervision.

FDR contacts still had many of the epidemiologic risk factors, such as sleeping in the same room, sharing meals, some frequent contact with index case, but at lower proportion compared with those of IHH contacts (Table 2).

The D. immitis proteome included 3199 proteins (31% of the total proteome) that were unique to this species, a proportion similar to that found in B. malayi (27%), but many fewer (and a lower proportion) compared with those for the other species (for example, C. elegans had 63% of its proteome in species-unique clusters).

In 2005, almost 4 of every 10 leisure travelers were grandparents, a significantly higher proportion compared with the previous year, according to a survey by YPBR/ Yankelovich Partners National Leisure Travel Monitor.

Just a little out of proportion compared with the amount of space devoted to Pierre Boulez and Kurt Masur who were towering figures in the classical music field.

While the number of strays Airpets handles is rising, they are a tiny proportion compared with the pets which executives take when posted abroad.

Fiona Camenzuli, reward and employment partner at PwC, said that while salaries were frozen for only a minority of bosses, it was a high proportion compared with the longer term trend.

One possible explanation for this greater reduction in proportion compared with the incidence is an improvement in diagnostic techniques.

For every £100 spent on staff costs, the Department for Transport spends £70 on consultants, a very high proportion compared with HM Revenue and Customs, which spends only £2.

According to a class survey for the five-year reunion, some 12percentt called high technology (separate from engineering) their field of endeavor -- a big proportion, compared with most universities.

A Parmesan-crusted twin-cut pork chop, while gloriously browned, was of cartoonish proportion compared with other dishes on the plate, including a root-vegetable mash that tasted far better than it looked, with cream and butter lacing the smooth turnips, carrots, rutabaga and onions.