Sentence examples for proportion of proposals from inspiring English sources

Further, 2012 showed the highest proportion of proposals noting full or partial MISP implementation (11.9% and 69.1%, respectively).

Data from the closed questions were entered into IBM SPSS Statistics 19 and analysed by the proportion of proposals within each category of each item.

The proportion of proposals to succeed in obtaining funding increased from 6% (in 2012) to 16% (in 2013) as the number of eligible proposals decreased.

The proportion of proposals addressing HIV/STIs steadily decreased over the five year period, from 45.7% in 2009 to 26.7% in 2013.

The range in ranks was plotted for the panel with the largest proportion of proposals that were sometimes funded (fig 2) and the panel with the smallest proportion of proposals that were sometimes funded (fig 3). Figure 2 shows a wide variability in ranks, and only one proposal was always funded.

Indeed, the steady decline in the proportion of proposals containing HIV/STI activities (12.4% average decrease) was met with an increase in the absolute number of proposals containing reproductive health-related GBV activities (14.4% average increase).

While the true reason is unknown, an important point to note is the value of examining the proportion of sector proposals with reproductive health components and the proportion of specific reproductive health components within relevant reproductive health proposals, rather than the mere absolute count that does not reflect the breadth and depth of programming.

In 2012, a major dip was observed in the proportion of sector proposals that included reproductive health.

Main outcome measures The proportion of grant proposals that were always, sometimes, and never funded after accounting for random variability arising from differences in panel members' scores, and the cost effectiveness of different size assessment panels.

Indeed, the proportion of reproductive health proposals among both health and protection proposals increased from 33.6% in 2009 to 53.4% in 2013, which translates to a 15.3% average increase in the number of relevant reproductive health proposals per year.

As shown in Figure 5, the proportion of reproductive health proposals addressing maternal newborn health was 49.1% in 2009, 64.1% in 2012 and dropping to 59.1% in 2013.