Sentence examples for proportion of parent from inspiring English sources
Some radiometric "clocks" are based on the ratio of the proportion of parent to daughter isotopes, others on the proportion of parent remaining, and still others on the proportion of daughter isotopes with respect to each other.
It already comprises a significant proportion of parent company Alphabet's ad revenues, which accounted for $27 billion of its $32 billion of revenues in the most recent quarter.
A higher proportion of parent group respondents received a university education compared to parents of adolescents.
The class in each school that returned the highest proportion of parent consent forms (both accepted and declined consent) was given a small prize.
To facilitate data collection, teacher relief funding is provided to schools to compensate for teacher participation in data collection and a school prize is provided each year to the school in each region with the highest proportion of parent consent forms returned (both accepted and declined consent counted).
A far higher proportion of parents have used the law's after-school tutoring option, the study said.
For the first time the proportion of parents who are cohabiting is equal to that of married couples, according to a report commissioned by Co-operative Legal Services.
BBC Breakfast overtook GMTV in the ratings at the end of 2006, but a far higher proportion of parents continue to tune in to ITV.
"There were a proportion of parents and students (particularly from government schools) who preferred religious views were not shared," the report said.
No significant differences were found in parenting stress, with the exception of a higher proportion of parents of children with NOE experiencing life stress compared with parents of controls (P < 0.05).
Though no statistics can confirm it, interviews with experts in reproductive medicine and representatives of sperm banks say that lesbians and single women make up an increasing proportion of parents of the 30,000 donor offspring born each year.
