Sentence examples for proportion of transfer from inspiring English sources

In Germany, the agricultural sector received a total of EUR 6.8 billion in 2012, and the average proportion of transfer payments in the income of German farmers was some 48% [2].

The total proportion of transfer from home to hospital varied from 9.9% to 31.9% across the studies.

However, there was a significant difference in decision threshold identified by the proportion of transfer decisions and the willingness to transfer.

About the type of discharge, the proportion of transfer for specialized care was higher in the self-inflicted group (5.8% versus 3.6% and 2.4%, resp).

In the present review, we found that the proportion of transfer from home to hospital during and after planned home births varied from 9.9%to31.9%9% across the study populations.

There was no difference in age, year (grade), proportion of transfer students (who had passed the entrance examination for bachelor degree students), and proportion of students who came from Yamaguchi prefecture.

These estimates do not account for the high proportion of transfers channeled by informal operators (Charbit & Chort, 2006 5 but give a sense of the importance of remittances to the domestic economy.

The proportion of transfer-out patients who died was significantly less than those who did not transfer out [OR 0.4, 95% CI 0.3 06], and of those transfer-out patients who did die, there was a significant trend towards later deaths compared with those who did not transfer out.

We analyzed the proportion of transferred naïve CD8 T cells in the blood following inhibition of LN entry, or inhibition of LN exit.

However, finding a significant proportion of transferred genes in a bacterial genome does not mean that the entire gene transfer process that leads to the stable inheritance of new genes occurs frequently in the environment.

In comparison to non transfer-in patients, a greater proportion of transfer-in patients were HIV tested (95% vs. 63.9%, p<0.01), however a lesser proportion were diagnosed HIV-positive; 71% vs. 84%, p<0.01.