Sentence examples for proportion of roughly from inspiring English sources

The proportion of roughly 8 2 or 9 1 still holds in this experiment.

Although TV3 is primarily a Catalan television channel, the recorded broadcasts contain a proportion of roughly 8.5% of Spanish speech segments.

Although 3/24 TV is primarily a Catalan-spoken television channel, the recorded broadcasts contain a proportion of roughly 17% of Spanish speech segments.

The five settlement blocs he listed would include a large proportion of the roughly 230,000 settlers who live in the West Bank.

But with some of these programs serving officers from more than one law enforcement agency, he said, it is difficult to estimate what proportion of the roughly 18,000 agencies in the country remains untrained.

Despite the incidental nature of the acquisitions, the Thrashers are taking advantage of their windfall of black players, a fair proportion of the roughly 30 in the N.H.L. today.

Because a large proportion of deaths (roughly half) occurred during outbreaks, the number of highly susceptible neonates and post-weaning juveniles dying at a given time was better predicted by the frequency of peak play 2 3 year olds than it was by their own frequency.

While early detection and improved treatments have resulted in improved 5-year survival rates for individuals with early stage prostate cancer (recent data have put the 5-year survival rates at 100% for men diagnosed with local and regional prostate cancer), there remains a proportion of men (roughly 14%) who will be diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer.

Dean Pedersen said she already sensed "some measure of agreement" that "we were in a healthier situation about 15 years ago," when a smaller proportion of grades -- roughly one-third -- fell in the 'A' range.

We observed that in roughly half of the tumors, none of the three genes were methylated, while in a small proportion of the tissues (roughly 10%), at least two of the genes under study were hypermethylated.

The Spanish system is a pure pay-as-you-go scheme in which contributions are a fixed proportion of covered earnings (roughly, total gross labor earnings excluding payments for overtime work and lying within an annually legislated maximum, C max, and minimum, C min, that vary based on broadly defined professional categories).