Sentence examples for proportion of awards from inspiring English sources

The major proportion of awards are postdoctoral fellowships--these allow young scientists to receive training and to carry out ambitious research in some of the best European research institutions outside their home countries.

The "new approach" could deliver "equitable proportions of awards for the Olympics and Paralympics".

Before that, the National Center for Environmental Assessment made several awards through an interagency collaboration, but only a small proportion of these awards were focused on health.

To monitor quality of care, HRSA provides technical assistance to grant recipients for quality improvement [2], and grantees can use a proportion of their awards to implement a clinical quality management program [1].

Virtually all Democratic primaries allocate delegates on a proportional basis, so that the proportion of delegates awarded to a candidate in a state is roughly the same as the proportion of the vote he receives in that state (provided that he receives at least 15 percent).

These steps include the following: 1) the proportion of funds awarded to human-based clinical projects was brought to parity with funds awarded to basic science projects and 2) support was prioritized for young scientists beginning their careers and for meritorious established scientists whose research programs have been compromised by current economic circumstances.

The proportion of candidates awarded an A* has risen marginally from 8.1% last year to 8.2%.

The new English language course requirements increase the proportion of marks awarded for accurate use of spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Last year, the proportion of GCSEs awarded at least a C grade fell for the second year running.

It means that the proportion of students awarded top grades is unlikely to increase greatly from 2011 levels.

There was a two percentage point drop in the proportion of entries awarded C or higher – the biggest fall since GCSEs began in 1988.