Sentence examples for proportion whose from inspiring English sources

All told, the proportion of American adults whose diets were assessed as "poor" decreased from 55.9% in 2000 to 45.6% in 2012, and the proportion whose diets were considered middling rose from 43.5%to53.9%9% over the same period.

The proportion whose cognition declined was higher amongst the high exercisers but was more similar between exercise groups (39.4% (95% CI 37.7 41.1) for high exercisers versus 34.8% (95% CI 33.4 36.2) otherwise).

Among women with HR-HPV but normal cytology at entry, the proportion whose following smear was abnormal was 16% (36 out of 232).

The incidence of HER2 positivity in GC was ∼15% (Janjigian et al, 2012; Kim et al, 2012), leaving a significant proportion whose clinical options are limited to standard chemotherapies.

Postpartum weight loss will be measured as the difference between weight at 6 or 12 months postpartum and weight at delivery, and will be calculated as absolute weight change according to prepregnancy BMI, percentage who retain a specific amount of weight over prepregnancy weight, or proportion whose BMI category changes from prepregnancy BMI category as have others (Table  1) [ 12- 14].

We compared the proportion of participants whose ACQ and mini-AQLQ score had improved by more than 0.5 (the minimum important difference), 31 the proportion in whom asthma remained poorly controlled (ACQ >1.5 19), and the proportion whose asthma was "well controlled" (ACQ <0.75 19) at six months.

This is how things are in the world of Rajinikanth, an Indian movie star of utterly larger-than-life proportions whose every film is a guaranteed hit.

Finally, adding nothing more than microphones and a fan to a Chinese take-out restaurant, Mika Rottenberg transforms the impassive attendant at its counter into a siren of almost mythic, if not Medusa-like proportions, whose powers of concentration, long hair and extravagant, incessantly tapping fingernails conspire to make the space seem to reel.

The breakthrough of global modernity is an event of seismic proportions whose significance we are only just beginning to understand.

That was a mistake of colossal proportions whose damage will plague us for decades.

The solutions were made from Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) and distilled water in different proportions, whose refractive is found in Glover and Goulden (1963).