Sentence examples for proportion of passengers from inspiring English sources

Another example is the proportion of passengers who develop gastroenteritis while vacationing on a commercial cruise ship for a week.

The approach proportion is defined as the proportion of passengers leaving a node through its outgoing link.

A brave move, given that, at the time, 60 per cent of Virgin crew smoked – and probably a similar proportion of passengers.

Overall, the proportion of passengers satisfied with value for money for the price of their ticket was 42% – the same as in spring 2012.

Analysis of nine major airlines serving the UK found the proportion of passengers who were separated from their group after refusing to pay additional fees ranged from 35% on Ryanair to 12% on Flybe and TUI Airways.

Complaint counts had failed to register problems because the proportion of passengers who wrote complaint letters was small they were primarily Europeans and U.S. citizens rather than Asians, the largest percentage of SIA passengers.

Nationally, fuel economy has stagnated for the last two decades as automakers have sold more sport utilities and large pickup trucks and a smaller proportion of passenger cars.

The Australian context is different in at least three ways: (1) the proportion of passenger-side airbags, a potential risk to children in front seats, is much lower; (2) unlike in the US, Australian airbags are designed to work with restrained passengers; (3) restraint use for children 0 12 years is high (>90%).

This observation suggests that many prognostic gene signatures contain only a smaller fraction of genes actually associated with outcome, and a significant proportion of passenger genes that may perturb or even have a detrimental effect on the prognostic performance.

Furthermore, with respect to carcinogenesis, a large proportion of passenger mutations are still misclassified as having a role in tumour progression (low-specificity/true negative rate).

The sample obtained at the Sydney study site was weighted by flight destination to reflect the proportion of passenger departures from aviation statistics [ 13], due to over sampling of some destinations, thereby providing a representative sample of travelers departing Australia for destinations in Asia and avoiding sampling bias.