Sentence examples for proportion were also from inspiring English sources

The genera that accounted for different proportion were also presented by different colors and locations of clustering in heatmap.

Overall analysis by the Times Educational Supplement suggests that, while a higher proportion than average were graded "outstanding", a higher proportion were also graded "inadequate".

Rational calculation and an understanding of proportion were also the bases of the just state and of the good life for an individual.

Our all-female sample were all registered nurses (N =  19), and most (N =  16) had qualifications in midwifery, while a significant proportion were also credentialed in child health (N =  10).

A significant proportion is also available for investment or savings.

While polls suggest half of all teachers are considering leaving the profession, an increasing proportion are also taking early retirement or leaving teaching.

Some of his teammates and coaches, still convinced his camp blew the situation out of proportion, are also reportedly less than keen to welcome him back.

Arsenal's proportion is also comparatively low at 45.4 per cent, although this rises to 49 per cent if the income from property sales at the old Highbury stadium is discounted.

Over the same period, the highest proportion of female journalists appeared in the Daily Mail entertainment section, where they wrote 81% of all articles; the lowest proportion was also in the Daily Mail, with only 4% of the paper's sports coverage being written by a woman.

Its intense dramatic quality and its striking sense of proportion are also found in the Symphony No. 3 in C Minor (1928), based on thematic material from the opera The Flaming Angel.

Britain's mixed railway in which express trains share the same track with freight and slow local trains inevitably involves more risk.A sense of proportion is also useful.