Sentence examples for proportion reported that from inspiring English sources

A little over one quarter of students reported that they were generally not happy, while a slightly lower proportion reported that they rarely or never felt confident.

A relatively small proportion reported that they were yet to receive treatment, that is, they were on active monitoring or watchful wait protocols (n=124, 17%).

With respect to symptom onset, more patients reported that headache onset preceded tinnitus rather than the opposite and only a small proportion reported that both symptoms started simultaneously.

About 1 in 8 students reported that they did not feel happy, while a slightly higher proportion reported that they rarely or never felt confident, and around 1 in 12 said that they very often felt lonely.

Seven per cent of respondents reported that they had not drunk any alcohol in the past 12 months, and the same proportion reported that their partner was an abstainer.

As shown in Table 8, 76% of respondents indicated their biobank's specimens come primarily from individuals with a particular disease or type of disease, and an equal proportion reported that their specimens come primarily from patients in a specific hospital or clinic.

In each case the proportion reporting that they are worse off is lower (21%and32%2% respectively).

But among those households that do save, the proportion reporting that putting away money for retirement was their main goal in saving rose to 34.7percentt in 1998 from 25.5percentt in 1995 and 20.4percentt in 1989.

Among the oldest women 73% said their first sex partner was their husband, compared to 42% of the youngest women (table 2) The proportion reporting that their first partner was a boyfriend increased over time, from 25% to 56%.

Changes over time were more marked in the type of first partner, with a decrease in the proportion reporting that sexual debut occurred within marriage for both men and women.

For diabetes interference, we measured the proportion reporting that diabetes "often" to "always" interfere with daily activities.