Sentence examples for proportions compared from inspiring English sources

That will be the case today as millions of Americans turn out to vote — though probably in relatively anemic proportions, compared to other democracies around the world.

"It might take a few years" for usage of these to reach meaningful proportions compared to Facebook and the other, more established apps".

RMSE is computed using the observed empirical crime proportions compared to the modeled proportion of crimes for each time period for each location.

Note the very different skull proportions compared to Mirotenthes and the presence of pit on the side of the snout that may have housed a venom-secreting gland.

Introduction: The number of intensive care unit (ICU) beds in the UK per capita is proportionally one of the lowest in Europe1; the Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) has one of the lowest proportions compared to the rest of UK.

The patients were predominantly female, young, with multi-site thrombosis (thrombosis of superior sagittal sinus in 53.7 and 80.5 % in lateral sinuses) and classic risk factors for CVT, but with different proportions compared to previous reports [3].

†Calculated using Fisher's exact test for equality of proportions comparing south Asians and white European.

For every £100 spent on staff costs, the Department for Transport spends £70 on consultants, a very high proportion compared with HM Revenue and Customs, which spends only £2.

In 2005, almost 4 of every 10 leisure travelers were grandparents, a significantly higher proportion compared with the previous year, according to a survey by YPBR/ Yankelovich Partners National Leisure Travel Monitor.

Just a little out of proportion compared with the amount of space devoted to Pierre Boulez and Kurt Masur who were towering figures in the classical music field.

While the number of strays Airpets handles is rising, they are a tiny proportion compared with the pets which executives take when posted abroad.