Sentence examples for proportion has reduced from inspiring English sources

7 While this proportion has reduced over time worldwide (due to more generalised improvements in survival across age groups), in sub-Saharan Africa it has increased, a trend that is predicted to continue.

Although most clones show normal aPKC localisation, a significant proportion has reduced levels of apical aPKC and a few lack apical aPKC entirely, and the original conclusions of this paper are therefore unchanged.

From 1992 to 2005, the contribution proportion had reduced to 75.39 %.

By six months this proportion had reduced substantially; 25% (45/181) receiving group therapy had self poisoned compared with 27% (48/181) in the routine care arm (adjusted odds ratio 0.80, 95% CI 0.48 to 1.35, P=0.41).

In the Gambia, the proportion of underweight children has reduced from 26 per cent in 1996 to 17 per cent in 2000.

Consistent with this cytogenetic literature, we find that a significant proportion of the genome has reduced coverage in males (8 11% of expressed genes were classified as X-linked) in all three species, as expected in the presence of a large X chromosome and a differentiated or absent Y.

As a star pupil of the International Monetary Fund, South Korea has reduced the proportion of nonperforming bank loans to 2.4percenttodayay from 13percentt in 1998.

And a recent stretch of warm winters has reduced the proportion of the rodent population that would normally be eliminated each year by the cold.

In the last two decades growth has reduced the proportion living in poverty in East Asia from six out of ten to two out of ten.

"English is unmatched in its acronyms, such as DoD for department of defence," says Mohammed al-Basha, a spokesman for the Yemeni government, who tweets in English and Arabic.Twitter's growth around the world has reduced the proportion of total global tweets in English to 39% from two-thirds in 2009, but polyglot tweeters still often favour the language because of its ubiquity.

In Boston and Chicago in particular, where the Red Sox and the Cubs are intensely popular, the ballparks are famously small and the high proportion of season-ticket holders has reduced the number of individual-game tickets available, fans feel the pressure to immediately get online and buy seats before it is too late.