Sentence examples for proportion task from inspiring English sources

The problem is that while some people have found these various dedicated apps useful, for a good proportion, task apps are where tasks go to die.

To further explore the impact of proportion of task number and user number, we run the "proportional allocation" for different settings of m and n.

We calculated the proportion of task types respondents shared with at least one other care-giver of the total number of task types performed by the respondent (ranging from 0 to 1).

The box width represents the proportion of tasks performed by each of the actors amongst all the tasks.

In other words, the proportion of tasks that require support of others for completion begins to outweigh tasks that can be carried out without the support of others.

Based on a systematic analysis of the occupational structure in USA and Finland, Malaska argued that the proportion of tasks requiring human interaction skills had grown faster than the proportion of technical tasks.

The upper bound is computed by dividing the extra utility of each application into its tasks in proportion, that is task with high utility will be assigned with a high extra utility.

In Virginia Woolf's novel "Mrs. Dalloway," characters are troubled and traumatized by their inability to maintain a proper "sense of proportion"; ordinary tasks — life itself, for one of the characters — become outsized and unmanageable.

The resulting scores therefore represented the proportion of task-unrelated thoughts about the future.

In the traditional model, community health workers had only a small or no formal role in HIV care but in all sites studied, they participated in a large proportion of tasks.

Taken together, these data suggest that in at least a proportion of TASK-1 integration intermediates, TM1 has not adopted its correct topology even at a stage where P1 and TM2 have probably exited the ribosome and engaged the Sec61 complex (cf. Table 1).