Sentence examples for proportion of sector from inspiring English sources

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

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.

We calculated total BIR costs for each sector as the product of the 2012 U.S. NHE for that sector and the proportion of that sector's revenue used for BIR.

Using Latin hypercube sampling our estimates were calculated as the product of the number of private sector antimalarials consumed by malaria-positive children in 2013; the proportion of private sector antimalarials consumed that were of poor-quality; and the case fatality rate (CFR) of under-five malaria-positive children who did not receive appropriate treatment.

Most public sector workers are members of final salary pension schemes, while the proportion of private sector workers in such schemes has fallen from 38% in 1997 to just 12% in 2012.

In a second step, the resulting value has been multiplied by the proportion of each sector's contribution to the total water use of the remaining sectors in monetary units.

For our estimates, we assumed that patients cannot distinguish between good- and poor-quality antimalarials so that the proportion of private sector antimalarials that are poor-quality is the same as the proportion of private sector antimalarials consumed that are poor quality.

The proportion of private sector physicians believing that lack of demand is a constraint to doing further private sector work is considerably smaller in Maputo (14.5%) than in Praia (45.6%) and Bissau (48.8%) (P <0.01).

"The proportion of public sector workers going on strike has fallen on each occasion".

"Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the proportion of private sector households stayed steady at around 10%.

It also shows that the proportion of private sector employees working for large companies has been steadily rising in recent decades.