Sentence examples for raising proportion from inspiring English sources

The level of the rural farm households' production efficiency is enhanced by adoption of a diversified portfolio of income sources vis-à-vis diversification of labour use to include farm and off-farm activities, raising proportion of tree crops and livestock on their farms, investment in income yielding assets, and by operating a much more consolidated landholding.

The level of the rural farm households' production efficiency is enhanced by adoption of a diversified portfolio of income sources vis-à-vis diversification of labour use to include farm and off-farm activities, raising proportion of tree crops on their farms and investment in income yielding assets.

Raising proportion of inappropriate calls to out of hours service has been reported in previous studies [ 28].

Over half the patients had normal sperm concentrations although 74% had a raised proportion of abnormal sperm.

Some studies have demonstrated that DM2 patients commonly present ACS and that a raised proportion of ACS patients have diabetes as a comorbid condition [ 34, 35].

First, a significant number of female and older (90+) individuals were underrepresented in the examination cohort; resulting raised proportion of male and relatively well-functioning counterparts in the population.

The high incidence of colorectal carcinoma in young people and the raised proportion of frameshift mutations in p53 encourage further search for a genetic basis for susceptibility to this disease in the Hong Kong Chinese population.

We observed increased BrdU-positive and NeuN/BrdU double-positive cells as well as raised proportion of NeuN/BrdU double-positive cells in the AT-treated APP/PS1 mouse brains (Fig. 2O UU), indicating AT treatment increased the newborn cell survival and the number of newly generated neurons.

So raising the proportion of recycled material is environmentally advantageous.

Enrichment means raising the proportion of uranium-235.

Enrichment means raising the proportion of uranium-235, the kind that is easy to split in reactors.