Shlomi et al. [ 23] obtained 15% of crowding coefficients from experimental data and assigned the median of the known crowding coefficient values to the remaining unknown crowding coefficients.
The proportion of time spent on the DNA can be computed using the approach described in [ 18], but the accuracy can slightly suffer in the case of crowding on the DNA; see Additional file 1: Figure S4.
These findings are inconsistent with several current explanations of crowding.
For example, in areas with the highest proportion of crowded households (low SES), TB rates were 3.6 times higher among foreign-born compared to U.S.-born persons (95% confidence interval [CI]: 3.5, 3.7); in areas with the lowest proportion of household crowding (high SES), TB rates were 14.9 times higher (95% CI: 14.4, 15.4).
The writer's enjoyment of Saratoga's charm was not shared by a certain proportion of the crowd at the track - they were a joyless sporting crowd - the smalltime, habitual horse-players.
The Premier League points to figures that show stadiums are largely full, that football is proving resilient in a recession and that, while there may be fewer younger faces as a proportion of the crowd, there are more of them in absolute terms because overall crowds are bigger.
It took Cunningham to make it unforgettable, and a good half an hour after the final hooter a fair proportion of the crowd were still inside the ground reflecting quietly on what they had seen.
But that depends on your definition of the word; at least a decent proportion of the crowd figure that songs about the dark depths of the male ego and premature ejaculation, delivered in the manner of Heathcliff singing up to Cathy's window, are quite wild enough, given the context.
So for us, and a good proportion of our crowd, there's a kind of positive association at hearing a kind of 90s RnB beat". .
Ronaldo's every touch had been booed by a significant proportion of a 59,793 crowd.
