Sentence examples for this proportion compares from inspiring English sources

Typical of studies in developing countries where laboratory services are limited, this proportion compares favourably with other cancer series reported from Africa (Bassett et al, 1995; Newton et al, 1996a; Wabinga et al, 2000).

Although this proportion compares well with the findings of studies among nurses providing direct care in high-income countries (17, 19, 20, 24, 33), this proportion might not be appropriate in light of the core management responsibilities of nursing unit managers.

The young age of our population partly explains this low proportion compared to foreign series.

This higher proportion (compared to the first study) is likely due to a more thorough assessment (i.e., by reviewers rather than an automated search) but could also be related to a slightly different selection of papers.

This is a high proportion compared to other realist reviews of crime prevention interventions (see van der Knaap et al. 2008; Sidebottom et al. 2017).

One possible explanation for this greater reduction in proportion compared with the incidence is an improvement in diagnostic techniques.

This is a smaller proportion compared to the 57% of genes containing HAARs in E. tenella[ 18].

This is a low proportion compared with studies that suggested that BRCA1 and BRCA2 are responsible for the large majority of breast/ovarian cancer families, with the greater proportion due to BRCA1 [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 19, 31].

This is a very high proportion compared to previous studies in high-income countries.

This is a very high proportion compared to the percentage (45%) generally reported in ICU patients [ 42, 43].

This was a significantly higher proportion compared with the rest of human genes (48%, P-value = 1.02 × 10−, chi-square test) and confirmed the tendency of cancer genes to be regulated by miRNAs (4).