Sentence examples for proportion of cities from inspiring English sources

Quantiles depend on different population thresholds between 1950 and 1990 but can be compared as each class contains the same proportion of cities, i.e. around 16.7%%.

The proportion of cities with CHCs offering primary care to the public reached over 90%% in 2009 with a total number of 27,308 CHCs [ 11].

The number of CHS facilities almost tripled by 2008, with the proportion of cities offering PHC services reaching 91%, through an estimated 29,127 facilities and 185,050 professionals [ 15].

We consider it unlikely that there were regional differences in the use of hormone replacement therapy that could explain our findings because Denmark is a homogeneous country and the screened and the non-screened areas had a similar proportion of cities and rural areas.

The proportion of city eighth graders meeting state standards rose three percentage points, to 35.6percentt (chart on Page 13).

By the time he resigned, the proportion of city-owned buildings that lacked heat on any given day had dwindled to 0.5percentt.

China has been remarkably successful in controlling the spread of urban slums: over the same period the proportion of city-dwellers living in slums fell by one-quarter to below 30%, according to a UN study.

Though the proportion of city-dwellers has soared, they are different from the atomised individualists of Europe or North America: the extended family and traditional social networks have survived even in teeming Tehran.

But to keep up with the times, a lot has changed at Walt Whitman, which used to be a camp for nonjocks, where a high proportion of city kids played a lot of soccer and softball and volleyball, but not as if much were riding on it, and occasionally with classic city-kid insouciance.

Their aim is to estimate the proportion of city users that can be classified as residents, commuters or visitors.

Finally, we analyze the privacy issues of the socio-meter of urban population presented in [23] and propose a privacy-by-design schema that allows a privacy-aware estimation of the proportion of city users that fall into three categories: residents, commuters, visitors.