Sentence examples for set proportion from inspiring English sources

He goes on: "It is not my aim to specifically socially engineer the composition of the Conservative frontbench, or to say that the judiciary has to have a set proportion of state-educated people.

McPhail said that the original state pension age had been set so that people had a set proportion of their working life in retirement, but the link had been broken and governments were now "playing catch up".

What motivates them?Religion has always played a big part in giving (Christians, Jews, Muslims and Sikhs all traditionally aim to give away a set proportion of their income).

In our work, total 3 rounds are set, proportion of which are 50, 30 and 20%, respectively, and the load shedding has a 5% minimum restriction at each time period.

This asymmetric power in phylogenetic estimates is also reflected in the more abundant variable sites in the H-data set (proportion of variable sites = 73.1%) than in the L-data set (proportion of variable sites = 35.0%).

Lumping facets of the syndrome together in a "global" subjective score is valid only if they progress in parallel within-proband, in set proportion between.

The flag has no set proportions.

For the other two cohorts, relative proportions still did not deviate markedly from the training set proportions, although some deviations might be expected due to inherent cohort differences.

Fines are set in proportion to the person's daily income.

Nationwide, a study released two weeks ago by the National Center for Health Statistics of the Centers for Disease Control set the proportion of patients accepting a chaplain's care at 72percentt in one sampling, as compared with the 59percentt another group found in 2000.

Under the law, they face up to six months in jail, but the 600 or so men who have so far been convicted have received fines, set in proportion to their incomes.