Sentence examples for to the greater proportion of from inspiring English sources

Owing partly to the greater proportion of elderly citizens, however, the state's death rate has remained above the national average.

Looking at the age distribution of injury rates, this is probably due to the greater proportion of older people taking part in golf (compare the age distribution to other sports using the drop-down): Falls were the most common cause of injury in golf: The other interesting bit of information from the report is the rate of injury by remoteness.

This risk is attributed to the greater proportion of time spent training in the field [6].

Use of a lower concentration of NaDCC as a successful sterilant is due to the greater proportion of HOCl which is pH dependant (White 1986).

The differences can be attributed to the greater proportion of the more durable outer heartwood in the older trees at Kinleith and Mangatu Forests, compared with the younger trees at Rotoehu Forest.

This difference was mostly attributable to the greater proportion of women in intervention VDCs who stopped attending.

Although approximately 3.2 million pieces of porcelain were shipped to Holland between 1604 and 1657, the trade was not a simple pipeline from East to West: the greater proportion of what the Dutch shipped out of East Asia was in fact destined for their warehouses in Southeast Asia and thence to India and the Islamic countries of the Middle East.

We add to this the greater proportion of low family income and little formal schooling among the pregnant adolescents observed in the study that can contribute to increase the risk for infection and contamination of the fetus.

The general principle is that the party (i.e., consumers or producers) that has fewer opportunities to avoid the tax by switching to alternatives will bear the greater proportion of the tax burden.

Since community-based ophthalmologists are more likely to refer treatment-refractory patients to specialists, this may explain the greater proportion of total correct responses observed in this study.

Another contrast, according to the Irena report, is the greater proportion of women employed in renewable energy compared to the wider energy sector.