Sentence examples for proportion voiced from inspiring English sources

The understanding of passive smoking affecting children's lung was low (20%) and a similar proportion voiced concern about the bad influence of maternal smoking on children.

As we can see, the proportion of voiced speech to unvoiced speech is almost 3 1.

The reason is that the proportion of voiced speech is more than seventy percent and voiced speech bears dominating information of speech.

In psychosis it fragments or takes on grotesque, inflated proportions, voices emanating from nowhere or from God.

Of interest, a large proportion of facilitators voiced by physicians were also identified by our participants, including patients' attitude, physician communication skills, inter-professional management approach, and patients' education concerning the disease and the medication, thus lending further support to the validity and applicability of our findings.

We use as reference the evaluation scenario considered in [10] where mean service time for primary users is 1/0.5, voice services have a mean service time of 1/0.6, and secondary data users have a mean time of 1/0.82, and the proportion of voice traffic f v = 0.4767.

Concerns had been voiced locally that the proportion of houses requesting sewer connections was lower, mainly because of financial constraints of the family, in the poorer areas of the city (TCEB 2005).

Chief of Staff General Raymond Odierno voiced his reservations about the falling proportion of the UK's national wealth being spent on the military.

The hautbois baryton, or baritone oboe, resembles a larger, lower voiced cor anglais in both tone and proportions.

The panda of the title is Po, a generously proportioned mound of roly-poly black-and-white fun voiced with gratifying restraint by Jack Black.

Had she voiced her thought, she would have added, "A disaster of historic proportions".