Sentence examples for proportion is too from inspiring English sources

In the Bratislava, Kosice and Presov regions, the proportion is too high, suggesting an optimal reduction in the number of medical staff.

While this proportion is too low to predict which women with VIN will develop VSCC, it does suggest that any women with VIN staining positive for p53 should be carefully assessed to exclude invasion.

This proportion was too big and made it difficult to attract investors.

The rectangular proportions are too bulky, the steeple is not fine enough, the gray color is forbidding.

Those proportions were too low, the group said, though it declined to say what the level should be.

However, among the 28,341 singlet sequences, 22,120 did not contain an "N", but 17,159 were <500 bp, which is a proportion that is too large (17,159/22,120 = 77.6%) to be explained by the low sequence quality (21.9%) of the sample.

It causes a high harmonic SAR because the proportion of artifacts is too small compared to the proportion of the target (harmonic) and the interference (percussive) sounds.

It causes a low percussive SAR because the proportion of artifacts is too high compared to the proportion of the target (percussive) and the interference (harmonic) sounds.

Even so, the proportion of trucks is too high, and while the numbers in the above table are for each company’s overall inventories, they do not reflect the excessive inventory levels of some models.

This relatively low proportion is not too surprising, considering that genes involved in hemocyte proliferation and differentiation are also implicated in a variety of other biological and developmental processes, and their evolution is therefore likely to be highly constrained.

Post-stratification is nearly as efficient as blocking: the difference in their variances is on the order of 1/n2, provided treatment proportion is not too close to 0 or 1. Post-stratification is therefore a reasonable alternative to blocking when the latter is not feasible.