Sentence examples for proportion of entry from inspiring English sources

Proportion of entry errors as a function of experimental session.

Figure 6 plots the proportion of entry errors as a function of session for each participant, split by the different cursor durations.

Calabrese (2009) falsely asserted that I erred in calculations associated with entry and evaluatory criteria for hormesis frequency, specifically by choosing the wrong denominator for examining the proportion of entry candidates eventually found to be hormetic using the most conventional form of statistical significance.

The proportion of entries gaining top grades also fell by 0.5 percentage points – with 6.8% achieving a coveted A*.

An increased proportion of entries passed at grade A, including A*, which requires marks over 90% in a candidate's second year exams.

There was a two percentage point drop in the proportion of entries awarded C or higher – the biggest fall since GCSEs began in 1988.

The number of pupils taking academic subjects such as English and physics took a surprising fall this year, as the latest A-level exam results revealed a continuing decline in the proportion of entries awarded the highest grades.

The exam boards not only controlled the content of the tests, and thereby what was taught in schools, they also limited the proportion of entries that would gain each grade above the pass mark.

According to Rudolf Eliott Lockhart of the Independent Schools Council, twice the proportion of entries from pupils at the organisation's schools gained an "A" grade or better at A-level in 2010 compared with pupils at English state schools.

The proportion of entries with a contact number dropped from 23%% to 18%%.

In English, the proportion of entries awarded A*s to Cs fell by 0.5 percentage points, to 63.6%.