Sentence examples for proportion compares from inspiring English sources

Typical of studies in developing countries where laboratory services are limited, this proportion compares favourably with other cancer series reported from Africa (Bassett et al, 1995; Newton et al, 1996a; Wabinga et al, 2000).

Although this proportion compares well with the findings of studies among nurses providing direct care in high-income countries (17, 19, 20, 24, 33), this proportion might not be appropriate in light of the core management responsibilities of nursing unit managers.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The young age of our population partly explains this low proportion compared to foreign series.

Both feed additives provided an increase in ruminal propionate molar proportion compared to CON.