Sentence examples for slightly larger proportion from inspiring English sources

Over the last 12 months, Palm accounted for just 13percentt of 3Com's revenue and a slightly larger proportion of the company's profits.

Similarly, in the Guardian/LSE study, though a slightly larger proportion were from an ethnic minority (50% black, 5% Asian) or of mixed race (18%), this again varied significantly from area to area, with the ethnic makeup of interviewees in Salford and Manchester overwhelmingly white.

When you fire up the app, this circle is entirely filled with little green dots; but then, in a sickening, clockwise sweep, these dots begin to turn orange, until the proportion of your life that has already passed — gone, finished, irredeemably over — is represented in contrast to the only slightly larger proportion that remains.

A slightly larger proportion of both trainees and experienced officers noticed the gun in the compliant condition than in the aggressive condition, but the difference between conditions was small, not statistically significant, and roughly comparable for trainees and officers.

We could recover a slightly larger proportion of the probe targeted regions from the SureSelect libraries and a slightly larger proportion of the non-repeated part of the targeted region from the Nimblegen libraries.

In later years 2002 or 20011), compared with 1996, a slightly larger proportion of IDUs had survived.

Additionally, even with the inclusion of the factors territory density and Julian date in the model, urban males still produced songs with slightly larger twitter proportions and longer pauses than conspecifics in the forest (LMMtwitter proportion: Lratio1 = 9.7, P = 0.002, Fig.  3i and LMMpause duration: Lratio1 = 11.0, P < 0.001, Fig.  3l).

We see that, across all countries, there were similar proportions of patients in Townsend score quintiles 2 4 with slightly larger and smaller proportions in quintiles 1 and 5, respectively.

Interview with Mr. Hemingway, described as slightly larger than human proportions, and resembling a handsome, playful, and potentially violent bear.

For most periods, however, the proportion of invasive breast cancer that may be attributed to hormone treatment seemed to be slightly larger than the attributable proportion of mammography screening (table 4 and fig 4).

Because the survey question is administered in a way that can elicit more than 1 source of care per episode, if, in fact, more than 1 was consulted, summing the proportions across all sources in most cases yields a slightly larger number than the total proportion of cases for which care was sought.