Sentence examples for proportion of former from inspiring English sources

The proportion of former beneficiaries with earnings in all follow-up years is notably lower and generally about half of the proportion with earnings in any year (Fig. 5).

The impact of cessation on earnings (and the proportion of former beneficiaries with earnings) is highest in magnitude for individuals with neoplasms or a disease of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue (Fig. 4).

Recent figures show there is a larger proportion of former prisoners on priority lists (14%) than people fleeing domestic violence (11%), people with a mental illness or learning disability (6%) or those leaving care or the armed forces (2%).

An earlier study commissioned by the NFL and conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan found that the proportion of former NFL players who had been diagnosed with a dementia-related disorder (according to their own accounts) was five times higher than that in the general population for players ages 50 and older, and 19 times higher for players between the ages of 30 and 49.

The study, commissioned by the NFL and conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan, found that the proportion of former NFL players who had been diagnosed with a dementia-related disorder (according to their own accounts) was five times higher than that in the general population for players ages 50 and older, and 19 times higher for players between the ages of 30 and 49.

However, we showed that a high proportion of former smokers relapsed during follow-up, even after at least one year of abstinence.

The proportions of former smokers were approximately the same in both early and later smoking onset groups.

Limited agricultural cultivation was a primary means of livelihood for similar proportions of former abductees and non-abductees overall (p = 0.242), as well as separately by gender (Males: p = 0.875; Females: p = 0.150).

It can be speculated that virtually no active substance users were included in the trials and that the proportions of former drug users in trials would be under represented.

In the HCV-positive cases, the proportions of former drinkers and those with diabetes and liver diseases were 28.6, 15.0, and 56.7%, respectively, against 6.6, 5.0, and 20.7% in the controls.

Comparable proportions of former abductees and non-abductees experienced food insufficiency; 40% of both groups were currently experiencing a lack of food and/or water (p = 0.932), while 51% of former abductees and 55% of non-abductees indicated that they had gone hungry in the previous 12 months (p = 0.541).