Sentence examples for proportion of the effort from inspiring English sources

And if your organisation produces non-financial or integrated reports, try assessing what proportion of the effort covered qualifies as "Breakthrough", rather than "Change-as-Usual".

An increasing proportion of the effort of skilled programmers is devoted to servicing the legacy of software.

The only funny thing was that the drama it provoked was so out of proportion to the effort that went into making it.

This lovely, family-friendly fell (only 317 metres) has huge views over Coniston Water, out of all proportion to the effort required to the scale the summit.

David Cameron's response to the FAC report underlined a simple fact both committees pointed to: military action may be necessary, but if it represents more than a small proportion of the Western effort, it simply will not work.

At the population scale (Fig. 3 and Table S2), admixed individuals could represent a large proportion of the sampling effort.

Another interesting example was the demonstrated age-related impact of the smoothed relative risk which may imply that a relatively larger proportion of the preventive efforts should be steered towards the youngest age groups.

Nonetheless, although significant amounts of information have been generated from Xf strains, a large proportion of these efforts has concentrated on the study of North American strains, limiting our understanding about the genomic composition of South American strains – which is particularly important for CVC-associated strains.

However, ERF accounts for only a small proportion of those efforts, making it unlikely that over-fitting has a large impact on these findings.

Neither pressure, flow, volume nor time is set; all that is set is the proportion of effort provided by the ventilator to supplement the patient's effort.

It is therefore important to take account of the proportion of reproductive effort involved in dispersal when estimating colonisation ability.