Sentence examples for the proportion of papers from inspiring English sources

By the middle of that month OCR was trailing well behind the two other major exam boards, Pearson and AQA, in the proportion of papers that had been completed, and attracted close scrutiny from Ofqual and DfE officials.

Over the last two decades, there has been a general increase in the proportion of papers mentioning fungi for studies indexed in Web of Science.

At the moment, scientists don't know the proportion of papers Simonsohn's tool might be applicable to or how sensitive it is.

The proportion of papers citing IGRF-11 for internal and external geomagnetic field purposes decreased notably (down to 70%%; Fig. 1, right panel) while the proportion of research involving the science area Engineering/Remote sensing (24%%) rose.

Since 1988, the proportion of papers garnering top marks in the U.K.'s General Certificate of Secondary Education has steadily increased (though it dipped slightly in 2012).

The journal's scope encompasses any accounting-related subject and any research methodology: as of 2010 the proportions of papers accepted for publication across subject areas and research methods was very similar to the proportion of papers received for review.

There is also a complicated arrangement whereby shareholders can choose to change the proportion of paper and cash.

In the last financial year we increased the proportion of paper purchased from a British mill that produced excellent recycled product, at lower cost and reduced distribution miles, but the trade-off was lower energy efficiency.

The proportion of paper reporting fundings (25) decreased markedly during 2011 2012 compared to 2005 2009 (P = 0.007) (Table  2).

Those results were inherent to the development of electronic prescription over the territories (ie, increase in electronic prescribing and a decrease of the proportion of paper prescriptions).

Panel (a) shows the proportions of papers and those of authors involved in dyadic interactions between the three science categories, and those proportions involved in interactions within each science category.