Sentence examples for proportion in excess from inspiring English sources

Long-term dialysis treatment for end-stage kidney disease is associated with an annual mortality of between 15% and 20%, a proportion in excess of many cancers. 1 Healthcare interventions have not been generally shown to improve clinical outcomes for adults treated with dialysis and additional testable strategies for improving mortality and morbidity are needed.

Using more stringent criteria (>80%) as the measurement for recent duplication, the proportions of multi-genes observed decreased by around 10% compared with that resulted from the less stringent standard (>70%) among all five genomes (Additional file 1: Table S1), but in apple, pear and peach, the proportions were still in excess of 50%.

Smoking was more prevalent than in NSW as a whole (24.1% vs. 19.1%; P = 0.16) but a lower proportion in Dubbo reported excess alcohol consumption (15.9% vs. 42.7%; P < 0.0001).

The distribution of overlap lengths follows a fat-tailed distribution, in which a significant proportion of overlaps are in excess of 100 base pairs in length.

The increase of absolute values of all bone parameters was not in proportion to excess weight, leading to relative bone fragility [ 58].

A large proportion of women gain weight in excess of the recommendations [ 3] during pregnancy [ 4- 6].

5 Table 2 gives the proportion of all reprint orders in excess of 100 000 copies.

Continuous driving performance measures obtained from the simulator were average speed, the proportion of the distance travelled in excess of the speed limit (in excess of 10%% of the speed limit for that road section plus two miles), the coefficient of variation of velocity and the standard deviation of lateral position.

In Italy the proportion of excess deaths from AC in persons <65 years of age was 3-fold higher during the pandemic season than during all other epidemic seasons.

The concerns centre on figures showing nearly 90% of youths classed as gang members by Britain's largest force are black or from other ethnic minority backgrounds (BAME) – which is considerably in excess of their proportion in the population.

with 52% of all stops involving black and minority ethnic people -f ar in excess of their proportion in the populationThis problem of the disproportionate treatment of minority ethnic people runs right through the criminal justice system all the way to the prison cell - albeit in less stark terms.