The lower proportion of poor white boys taking qualifications such as A-levels means they are less likely to go on to higher education, restricting their access to professional or graduate-level employment.
Three further factors were the increasing proportion of aged persons in the population, the decline in pension ages, and the lower proportion of working population.
The lower proportion of riparian peat downstream appeared to reduce the influence of terrestrial processes on DOC cycles.
Although the reason is unclear, CMV-induced differentiation of monocytes into macrophages may be associated with the lower proportion of monocytes in CMV-positive subjects in this study.
In the latter study, all patients, with or without ocular involvement, were included; this may explain the lower proportion of AU.
Thus, the lower proportion of insertion mutants for the TE genes suggests that a significant portion of TEs might not be actively expressed.
In this case, the increased likelihood to treat uveitis with corticosteroid injections among the most recent graduates may contribute to the lower proportion of referrals observed.
The optimal SOS is able to approximate the equilibrium of mining the total time by increasing the lower proportion of passengers' waiting time to decrease the travel time, because some stations are skipped.
Although the magnitude of this difference could be described as "small" (according to Cohen's categorization), it should be considered carefully, in view of the lower proportion of women in science and mathematics in college and in corresponding professional careers.
This difference in academic preparation accounts, in part, for the lower proportion of minority high school students being admitted to a UC campus ("Share of Calif. HS Grads") compared to whites.
The largest differences in comparison to Brighton and Hove overall were the lower proportion of White people and the higher proportion belonging to Chinese or other ethnic groups.
