Sentence examples for the latter proportion from inspiring English sources

The reason that using the latter proportion annoys some is that the deficit is not just a percentage but an actual sum of cash, which must be found somewhere.

The report suggests tablets are replacing TV sets in kids' bedrooms, with the latter proportion dropping by a third over the past five years (from 66% in 2009 to 46% in 2014).

Moreover, the proportion of significant tests in the 4.5 29 kb category was much higher than in the next category of 29 68 kb (30%, P = 0.0097), and the latter proportion was higher than in the >68 kb category (3%, P = 0.0061).

The latter proportion (%PM2.5-hh) was generated using TM5-FASST.

The latter proportion increased with the duration of AT up to 77% after 24 months.

We assume the latter proportion to be constant over the entire epidemic season.

The latter proportions (32%, 36 %, 41 and 38%and38%uman, mouse, for and yeast respectively: Table 1) are substantially smaller thumann the original data.

27 Applying the latter proportions to the number of pregnancy events in England in 2011 would suggest that almost a quarter of all pregnancies that occurred in 2011 were unintended.

When this latter proportion is about 20.3%, the prophylaxis strategy is a less cost effective strategy (the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of prophylaxis vs. screening is around 1500 $/LYG).

But this latter proportion, namely of ladies for whom the null hypothesis is false among all those ladies who passed the test, differs from the proportion of ladies who passed the test among those ladies for whom it is false.

This latter proportion equals the market level of local return demand, nR Li (p ⁎, p ⁎ ), which from (5), equals − 1 ∫ max { ε ̲, p ⁎ } + s x ^ G n − 1 d ε > 0. If n = ∞, all return demand tends to zero as all searching consumers eventually find an attractive offer and switch.