Sentence examples similar to proportion of born from inspiring English sources

The parous and the moderately-fed sheep had higher proportion of lambs born, kilograms born, lambs weaned, kilograms weaned and ewes weaned to ewes conceived.

A greater proportion of children born to mothers with ID than children born to mothers without ID were born by CS (24.5 vs. 17.7%; Table 1).

A proportion of those born in 1990 and all of those born in 1991 1992 were eligible for vaccination.

Some of these changes are happening very quickly: the proportion of children born out of wedlock from 2006-2010 was double that born in 2002.

The proportion of children born with some type of OFC, compared with children born without an OFC, was roughly the same for all years (1987 1993).

A significantly higher proportion of infants born in hospitals were vaccinated in the first six weeks compared to those born outside hospitals.

We observed a statistically significant downward trend in the proportion of fallers born in ESC accompanied by a statistically significant upward trend in the proportion of fallers born in non-English-speaking countries (NESC) (χ2 for trend 27.1, p < 0.001).

The NWAHCS had a statistically significant higher proportion of people born in the United Kingdom or Ireland and a lower proportion of Australian-born.

Missouri's Republican electorate has relatively high proportion of born-again Christians and evangelicals, and the conservative alternative vote will not be split among different candidates, as Newt Gingrich is not on the ballot.

(Think of the population of a country, and the proportion of born-again Christians, or of couples who divorced within the first year of their marriage).

We further examined the NHANES 2003 2004 organochlorine pesticide data and found a higher proportion of born-in-Mexico (versus born-in-U.S).