Sentence examples for still proportion from inspiring English sources

In 'Nepotism and sexism in peer-review', Christine Wennerås and Agnes Wold from Göteborg University in Sweden set out to investigate why women were being awarded significant percentages of PhDs but a smaller chunk of postdocoral research posts and a much smaller still proportion of senior posts.

Everything is still in proportion.

Still, the proportion living in shack settlements has fallen.

Still, the proportion of Manhattan apartment owners facing foreclosure is very small in relative terms.

Austria saw the number of applicants drop by 80% between 1991 and 1993, and a still smaller proportion got in.

Still, the proportion of teenagers in foster care who are in such facilities has remained steady at about one-third since 1997.

Still, the proportion of people who believe that "radical change" is needed in the health care system has risen, said the Republican pollster Bill McInturff.

Results show that even when power efficiency reaches maximum, there is still a proportion of thermal energy left in TES for other use.

Still, the proportion of defendants sentenced to prison represents an improvement over previous years, said John Feinblatt, the mayor's chief policy adviser and criminal justice coordinator.

Painted two years earlier in an even more dazzling abstract manner, it fared better still, in proportion to its size, at £3 million.

Re-classification after 24 h lead to lower mortality rates in the lowest risk group, but still the proportion of patients that died was high.