Sentence examples for proportions drop from inspiring English sources

About three-fourths of school-age males attend school, but only about half of school-age girls; these proportions drop markedly in rural areas.

But if we rule out all biases and only consider the 47 targets, these proportions drop dramatically: Glide succeeds for only 11%% of the targets, Gold for 9%% and FlexX and Surflex for 4%%.

For a non-serious and non-preventable disease these proportions drop to 77%% (70 84 %) and 43 % (33 54 %), respectively.

Empirical observations indicate that only a small proportion of dental students complete their studies within the 10 semesters of the regular curriculum; most require 1 3 extra semesters to graduate, whereas considerable proportions drop out.

It was a strong collection, notable for varied proportions — dropped-crotch trousers tight at the calf, upholstery-scale overcoats, snug jackets with bum-cooler skirting, modified equestrian field boots — and masterfully combined textures.

Using such systems, our results suggest that increases in the numbers entering treatment are at least temporally related to increased proportions dropping out of services (7.2% in 1998 compared to 9.6% in 2001/02, P < 0.001).

Using data from the monitoring system we test two hypotheses: firstly that measures designed to increase numbers in treatment have led to an increase in proportions dropping out of treatment and secondly, that the proportion of people discharged drug free has shown a converse trend during the same time period.

One contributing factor to this shortage is that, while many individuals enter college with the intention of pursuing a science-related career, a significant proportion drop the STEM major for a variety of reasons (PCAST, 2012; Chen, 2013).

A third remark relates to budget impact, which should be estimated by multiplying not only the n of a target population with the intervention cost, but should also take into account that a certain proportion of eligible dyads reject the invitation to participate and a further proportion drop out after initially agreeing to participate.

In Georgia, the proportion dropped from 98% to just 7%.

Last year that proportion dropped to 84percentt, and so far in 2009 it is 77percentt.