Sentence examples for proportion derived from inspiring English sources

Within the carbon emissions reduction volume, the proportion derived from logging residue was high, at 43 % in 2050 under the Plan & Agg scenario, and 46%% under the Int & Agg scenario.

Thus, the ancestral proportion derived from CoAIMs provides significant benefits in such efforts.

The proportion derived from FoodNet (≈15%) was similar to that reported for 2000 through the Public Health Laboratory Information System PHLISS) (≈19%) (8 ).

This estimate can be modelled as a Beta(1,361) distribution based on the Bayesian estimate of a population proportion derived from the observation of s successes out of n samples being Beta(s+1, n-s+1) [ 44].

The proportion of happy children based on caregiver reports is considerably lower overall compared to the proportion derived from child self-reports, although children in migrant mother households were still assessed as less happy compared to those in nonmigrant households.

For each of these individuals, the 95% posterior probability interval for the genome proportion derived from the population of origin did not include one, and for three of the four individuals, the interval for the introgressed genome proportion did not include zero (Table 1).

Similarly, other tax revenues are transferred to the EU using fixed proportions derived from the data in the benchmark.

Fire severity within a burned area was simulated randomly based on proportions derived from the MTBS dataset (Table 2).

If fishing technology or gear selectivity depends on the relative age composition of the mature fish stock, fixed harvest proportions, derived from catchability and bycatch coefficients, is not valid anymore.

Program activities and staff time allocation proportions derived from the activity-based cost analysis are presented in Figure  2.

Differences among proportions derived from categorical data will be assessed using the Fisher's exact or the Pearson χ tests where appropriate.