Sentence examples for question of proportion from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's a question of proportion.

"To me, it's a question of proportion," Mr. Costas said of comedy during games.

Given that the sum total of priests convicted of abuse in England and Wales in the past 50 years is less than half of one per cent, there is a question of proportion here: the ordained are no more likely to commit abuse than people of any other vocation or profession.

It's all a question of balance and proportion.

But the question is of proportion – both in the numbers that fall into this serious category and in the punishment visited on London Met, which now faces the loss of an estimated 15% of its annual income (so vital are overseas tuition fees).

For example, for the questions on proportion of respondents who use CPGs, the achieved sample size allows a calculation of a 95%% confidence interval (CI) of plus or minus 2.2%%.

The question of what proportion of total healthcare costs should be financed from public resources and what proportion should be spent on pharmaceuticals is under continuous debate in Hungary [ 1].

That Mr. Obama was not on the ballot in Michigan, for example, raises the question of what proportion of delegates he might be awarded, if any, from that state.

These benchmarks refer to the question of what proportion of the observed variation is real, and not to the variation on an absolute scale.

In this paper we address the question of what proportion of the samples should be devoted to the training set.

However, the question of what proportion of the Mendelian sampling variance is explained by GEBV and whether GEBV can be used to manage inbreeding remains unanswered.