Sentence examples similar to proportion of roll from inspiring English sources

The proportion of roll-your-own cigarettes from overall cigarettes per capita increased from 0.9% in 1991 to 19.6% in 2012.

But its dill seasoning was refreshing, and the proportion of lobster to roll perfect.

But there has been a large increase in the proportion of smokers who roll their own cigarettes.

While a significant proportion of adherent cells rolled on the surface (∼20%), most were stationary and firmly adherent, and a significant proportion (∼30%) went on to migrate through the endothelial monolayer (Fig. 1C).

Bruising affects a small proportion of babies who cannot roll over.

The proportion of female smokers smoking mainly roll-ups went from 2% to 23% in the same period.

This information could include, for example, the proportion of borrowers who default on or roll over their original loan, the average amount repaid per £100 borrowed, and the risks of not repaying.

This could also be thwarted by "seeding" the Population Register with publicly available lists of identified information which cover a large proportion of the general population, such as electoral rolls or even telephone directories.

Each neuron responds with a graded range of firing rates to a small proportion of the stimuli in what is therefore a sparse representation (Rolls and Tovee 1995; Rolls et al. 1997b).

The board found during its probe of voting by non-citizens that "even where data from the Division of Motor Vehicles, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the voter rolls matched exactly, a high proportion of flagged individuals were citizens".

There is grace in the almost equal proportion of front and rear deck, and the Targa roof with its basket-handle roll bar.