Sentence examples for proportion output from inspiring English sources

In the 'soft' direction, phase transformation from amorphous sp3 to sp2 has less resistance, and a higher proportion output, which gives a greater removal rate.

We present the results as proportions, output of the logistic regression as Odds Ratios (OR) with 95% Confidence Intervals.

Marketing systems have also been modified, as an increasing proportion of output is grown under contract.

The salient finding from the statistical record of the last hundred years is that real earnings per worker have risen very nearly in the same proportion as output per worker.

As a proportion of output, Catalonia now has the fourth-highest deficit and the second-biggest debt ratio among the 17 regions.

This is not just an academic point; China has pledged a reduction, of between 40% and 45% by 2020, in the level of its "carbon intensity"—the amount of carbon emitted in proportion to output.

The telecoms and IT sectors, which make up a higher proportion of output in Britain than in France and Germany, are doing particularly badly.Marconi is not the only bad news around.

If money wages and money prices could immediately be reduced in the same proportion (10 percent), output and employment could be maintained, and profits and wages would be unchanged in "real" terms.

This explains why mortgage lending as a proportion of output has risen even in countries such as Germany and Switzerland, where home-ownership rates have not risen by much since the 1950s.

Whatever the course from time to time of rates of pay in money, the pay per person in real terms (i.e., in terms of purchasing power) has risen with remarkable regularity in much the same proportion as output per person, save for the one major exception of the displacement in favour of pay in the early 1920s.

Export intensity is calculated as exports in industry k as a proportion of output in that industry, (exports/output).