Sentence examples for proportion of life from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the average proportion of life spent married marginally increased in that period -- from 52percentto56percentcent.
A higher proportion of life peers than MPs are women, and significant numbers of ethnic minority members have been appointed in recent years.
The progression of damage and the proportion of life spent in crack initiation obtained from the model are consistent with empirical observations.
He says: 'What I've always wanted to do in fiction is to write about the hours and hours and hours, the enormous proportion of life which is spent in a kind of limbo, even in people's active years.
A large proportion of life involves our refusing to put our ear to the mundane heart chamber, lest we die from hearing "the roar which lies on the other side of silence".
Adopting the definition of Solden and colleagues3, those microorganisms accounting for a large proportion of life and biodiversity but whose basic metabolic and ecological properties are not known are called microbial dark matter.
This confirms our initial impression that a relatively small number of different diagnoses can encompass a large proportion of life-limiting conditions in children.
Recent biopsy-based studies suggest that a proportion of life-threatening myocarditis or idiopathic cardiomyopathy in otherwise healthy adults may arise from enteroviral and cytomegalovirus infections (14, 15 ).
Camidge et al (2005) have recently proposed that the proportion of life-saved should be a consideration in decision making – over and above the absolute level of life-saved.
Since 2000, a slight but steady decrease in the overall incidence rates of imported malaria in Europe has been observed; however, all evaluations of imported malaria show an increasing proportion of life-threatening P. falciparum malaria in certain risk groups such as those visiting friends and relatives, as shown here [ 11, 12].
Age-specific mortality data from published life tables were combined with age-specific proportions of life with different states of health obtained from the surveys.
