Sentence examples for proportion of losses from inspiring English sources

Working out what proportion of losses came from ABN has become controversial.

That might seem small compared with the total amount of outstanding mortgage debt, which is around seven times larger, at £1.3trillion, but for banks, consumer credit accounts for a much higher proportion of losses.

If prices rise, some of the capital gains are shared with the lender; so are a proportion of losses if prices fall.The marriage of housing and financial innovation may look like an ugly match in light of the crisis.

These analyses showed no significant differences between these two groups of parents in number, size and proportion of losses of genome-wide CNVs (Supplementary Material, Table S1).

The major strengths of our study were its prospective design, its high response rate, and the negligible proportion of losses to follow-up.

The proportion of losses by i in interaction with j is P ji  = 1 −  P ij (Gammell, De Vries, Jennings, Carlin, & Hayden, 2003).

where Y is the proportional loss (proportion of loss relative to births), X i is a vector of herd (pastoral and peri-urban), X j is a vector of herd owner characteristics, X k is a vector of support services accessed and ϵ is the error term which is normally and independently distributed.

However, in the cylinder cast group the proportion of loss of flexion and extension was the highest [12].

The proportion of loss of flexion and extension was the highest in the cylinder cast group and the lowest in the posterior splint group (not significant).

A big proportion of loss to follow-up occurred among rural-to-urban migrants.

This proportion of loss in efficacy is customarily accepted in controlled randomised clinical trials.