In the 1994 midterms, for example, overall turnout as a proportion of eligible citizens dropped slightly.
Although summer school attendance has grown, school breakfast and lunch programs enroll a much smaller proportion of eligible children than during the regular school year.
For strike votes, what is required is that a specified minimum proportion of eligible union members must actively vote to strike.
Jo Nicholas, head of research for the Children's Food Trust, said the proportion of eligible pupils who received free lunches had dropped from nearly 87% to 83% in the course of a year.
But the figures also showed a fall-off in the proportion of eligible families claiming free school meals, which some blame on the universal infant FSM provision introduced in 2014 removing the incentive for parents to sign up for FSM.
It indicates the proportion of eligible patients for which a specific measurement of quality has been achieved.
Due to its retrospective design, the absence of available echocardiographic recordings in a substantial proportion of eligible patients constitutes a selection bias.
Both habitat loss and fragmentation increased the incidence of habitat-related mortality and decreased the proportion of eligible females that mated, which decreased final population sizes and the likelihood of persistence.
Several studies in a variety of clinical settings have documented that a significant proportion of eligible patients with HF are not receiving treatment with these guideline-recommended, evidence-based therapies.
Outcomes were adherence to protocol-defined time windows for RRT initiation (primary), proportion of eligible patients enrolled, follow-up to 90 days, and safety in 101 fully eligible patients (57 with sepsis) with a mean age of 63 years.
In the event, youth turnout was so low that the proportion of eligible 18-24 year-olds who voted Remain (25percentt) was lower than the proportion of eligible over 65 year-olds who did so (34percentt).
