Sentence examples for proportion of one from inspiring English sources

In the same study, men had a higher proportion of one or more postoperative complications, with particular focus on pneumonia, arrhythmia, delirium, and pulmonary embolism.

Statistically, this 5percentt advantage meant that only one out of 20 patients would potentially do better on Effexor than S.S.R.I.'s — much less compelling than the earlier proportion of one out of 10.

Using both basils, in a proportion of one to one, added the mysterious note of cinnamon and sandalwood we were after without upsetting the balance.

An alloy described in an 11th-century Greek manuscript in the library of St. Mark's, Venice, cites a proportion of one pound copper to two ounces of tin (8 to 1), approximately that used for bronze gunmetal in later times.

The necessity to retain lipids in the sample, the high proportion of one type of secondary structure, differential dynamics, and the possibility of local disorder in the loop regions all create challenges for structure determination.

But taking it as true, we can see no greater objection to one corporation manufacturing 70percentnt of three noncompeting groups of patented machines collectively used for making a single product than to three corporations making the same proportion of one group each.

Similarly, reporting on the proportion of one-year old children immunized against measles increased from 30%too 67.5%; that of pregnant women who completed intermittent preventive therapy (IPT2) increased from 19.6% to 37.9% while that for the HIV-exposed children accessing HIV testing services within 12 months increased from 7.6%to16.6%%.

The study authors highlight the fact that the proportion of one-person households in Western countries has increased during the past three decades, with one in every three people in the US and the UK living alone.

The Netherlands and Germany share a greater proportion of one-person households than the UK.

The portfolio should be rebalanced — restored to a proportion of one-third each — once a year.

Since 2007, before the onset of the financial crisis, the proportion of one-person households in the private rented sector has decreased by 3%, while four- and five-person households have risen.