Sentence examples for proportion of arrivals from inspiring English sources

Dr Rob Halstead, Wilson's predecessor as head of A&E, puts the proportion of arrivals who do not need emergency care higher than Spencer, arguing 30%-40 30%-40 be dealt with in primary care – GPs, 111 or out of hours services.

* Available data do not include island citizens returning from overseas travel (i.e., non-citizen arrivals only) though the former are usually a small proportion of arrivals relative to non-citizens for most PICTs.

From that solution, one can calculate other key outcome measures, such as the distribution of waiting times, the proportion of arrivals that need to wait and measures of system utilization.

A significant proportion of those arrivals are expected to come from neighbouring areas in south east Wales.

(D ) Proportion of infected arrivals missed by point of entry screening in a stable epidemic.

In the 1990s, there was a higher proportion of migrant arrivals from the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Asia (48).

The social background of those Tibetans who manage to flee has remained fairly constant over the past few decades, with a majority proportion of new arrivals being minors, monks and nuns.

Visitors from North America and Europe constitute a relatively high proportion of air transport arrivals.

In addition, a lower proportion of the second arrivals may have been able to establish territories.

32 The large proportion of patients delaying arrival to hospital resulted in the need to enrol a larger number of trial sites than originally planned, and this, in turn, extended the duration of the trial.

However, other TEs (such as class I elements) are known to generate a high proportion of "dead on arrival" copies after transposition (i.e., most transposition events are asymmetric and generate a nonfunctional copy), resulting in an extremely imbalanced tree.