Sentence examples for proportion of acceptance from inspiring English sources

In fact, according to the study of Miller et al. (2006) on public acceptance of evolution in the U.S., Japan, and 32 European countries, less than 30% of participating Turkish adults accepted the concept of evolution the lowest proportion of acceptance of evolution among these countries.

When recommended, the proportion of acceptance of pertussis immunization was similar among mothers (164 of 258, 64%) and fathers (119 of 203, 59%; p = 0.279).

Although nearly 80% of the study patients had no prior computer-use experience, the overall proportion of acceptance and preference for the touch-screen mode were quite high and there was no significant difference across age groups or between computer-use experience groups.

applications per acceptance Standardised admission ratio: proportion of acceptances ÷ proportion in UK population (2001 census) Graduate entry programmes have been successful in attracting a considerable boost in applications to medicine in the UK.

White students formed a larger proportion of acceptances (76.5%) in graduate-entry programmes than for A100 (68.2%), with smaller proportions of southern Asians (8.4% vs. 15.2%) and Chinese Asians (3.5% vs. 7.1%), but a higher proportion of black students (5.0% vs. 2.3%): this ethnicity profile, for graduate entry, was markedly and significantly different from A100.

The proportion of mate acceptance was not significantly different from the proportion observed in the treatment with one-day-old females exposed to brothers in the experiment 1 (χ2 = 0.0318, df = 1, p = 0.85).

The proportion of all homelessness acceptances owing to this was 29%, an increase from 26% in the same quarter last year.

The results show that under uncoupled conditions, the minimum acceptance (proportion of vegetation consumed by the herbivore) at which the herbivore can leave its current patch without reducing its intake rate is when it has depleted the current patch by the energetic cost required to travel to another patch.

A high proportion of women also reported acceptance of domestic violence in these areas.

Thus, although the second-line therapy may have contributed to the prolongation of the OS in our study, the low number of patients receiving second-line therapy was due to the study starting in 2008 when the proportion of second-line treatment acceptance was generally low in China and limited the effect.

NICE recommended the highest proportion of submissions overall, with an acceptance rate of 76% (87/114); 66 of these were accepted unconditionally and 21 with restrictions.