Sentence examples for selective proportion from inspiring English sources

Unlike many Russell Group universities, we do not sponsor academies – many of which are unofficially selective – or offer academic GCSEs and A-levels to a highly selective proportion of their intake, according to research by Dr Katherine Burn.

Our results provide evidence that a selective proportion has either an intrinsic or acquired potential for behaving violently.

The objective of this study was to estimate the (selective) proportion of patients consulting their GP for an episode of gastroenteritis for whom laboratory tests were requested.

Were correct-selective and incorrect-selective proportions grouped together for these tests?

Eighty-seven of these cells (76%) were orientation selective, a proportion very similar to that reported in previous studies of marmoset V1 [47], [47].

Compared with patients with selective CT, the proportion of whole-body CT patients with an AIS score of at least 4 was significantly higher for the thorax (P < 0.001) and spinal areas (P = 0.05) as well as for the lower limbs (P < 0.001) (Table 2).

Under the non-selective conditions, the proportion of clones harboring the heterozygous duplication decreased significantly by the third 24-hour growth cycle (t-test: P < 0.05), with the concomitant significant increase of the proportion of clones with single ancestral or deleted copies (t-test: P < 0.05).

We know that when you select, you select out the poor – selective schools have a tiny proportion of children poor enough to be eligible for free school meals, for such children go to the neighbouring secondary modern.

The proportions of sites under positive selection and selective constraint are p1 and p0 respectively.

He said the problem could be seen in Kent, the county with the highest proportion of selective education.

According to Sutton Trust, in the 100 most socially selective comprehensives, the average proportion of children from income deprived homes is 8.6%, against 20.1% in the schools' localities.