Sentence examples for proportion of boost from inspiring English sources

A far lower proportion of Boost participants reported no qualifications (Core 25%, Boost 15%).

The answer category 'no qualifications' was listed last in the Boost questionnaire: if participants without qualifications only glanced at the question, they may have deemed it irrelevant: the combined proportion of Boost participants with no qualifications or no answer was similar to the Core figure.

That measure helped lay the foundation for the post-World War II economic boom, when a growing proportion of unionized workers boosted wages throughout the economy.

These two improvement matrices of the intermediate periods represent the improvement in CD4+ cell count and suppression in viral load that occur when a failing patient is switched to a new HAART regimen; i.e. a proportion of patients is boosted into a more favorable health state.

That might potentially limit the effectiveness of boosting the proportion of a particular receptor.

However, it has the advantage of boosting the proportion of individuals who can be classified, especially young people.

It is one of the biggest exporters of beer in absolute terms and as a proportion of national production (statistics boosted by the worldwide thirst for Stella Artois).

Twitter has outlined its ambitions to boost the proportion of women and underrepresented minorities in its workforce, publishing targets for "a more diverse Twitter" in 2016.

Airey's goals were set by the pressure she was under to boost the proportion of home-grown ITV programmes from 50 to 75percentnt in three years.

Immigrants have a higher participation rate in the workforce than do native workers, which also helps boost their proportion of the labour force.

Britain is hoping to boost the proportion of energy it gets from shale.Turkey's GDP grew by 1.6% in the third quarter, far below expectations, making it the latest emerging-market economy to report disappointing growth.