Sentence examples for the proportion of kids and from inspiring English sources

Contrarily, the proportion of kids and yearlings in the total goat herd is relatively low, which may indicate a low reproductive rate.

Average fruit purchases rose 20%, from 1 to 1.2 servings per student per day, and the proportion of kids who purchased chocolate milk plunged from 86.5%to44.6%6%.

And that's not just young adults – the proportion of kids aged 6-17, the group easiest to convert into lifelong fans, has dropped from 7% of the postseason viewing population 10 years ago to just 4% now.

In 2000, 42% of the population of the least developed nations on earth was aged under 15 – more than twice the proportion of kids in developed nations.

The proportion of kids regularly playing out in natural places has fallen in one generation to fewer than one in 10.

Colombian military officials say they believe that as many as half the FARC fighters who comprised the original 360-member column were under 18. "If this is representative of the proportion of kids in the groups, then the figures are much bigger than the 6,000 that we've talked about in the past," said Carel De Rooy, Unicef representative in Colombia.

However the proportion of kids who identify Facebook as their "main social profile" has declined.

Meanwhile the proportion of kids watching TV shows on tablets is on the rise — up by a third in a year, from 15% in 2013 to 20% in 2014.

Report co-author Lorraine Dearden said: "In a world where everything was fair we would expect the proportion of kids by month of birth who get the expected level at each age to be the same".

The proportion of kids born to unmarried parents has doubled (40.7percentt in 2011 from 18percentt in 1980).

When placed near cartons of plain nonfat milk in school cafeterias, the proportion of kids who put them on their trays skyrocketed from 7.4%to48%8%, researchers reported this week.