Sentence examples for typical proportion from inspiring English sources

Robust growth should also give governments in emerging Asian economies the confidence to let their currencies rise, which would further boost the relative size of their economies in dollar terms.By 2020 Asia could well produce half of some big Western multinationals' sales and profits, up from a typical proportion of 20-25% today.

As we will demonstrate in Section "Correspondence test technique comparison'', given the typical proportion of inliers for the set C ab, the speed of our approach outperforms both RANSAC [12] as well as its descendant PROSAC [31] in determining the best triplet.

Though a typical proportion of participants in the current study already were sick when they were recruited, they were a small minority.

Obligate carnivores consumed over 10 times the amount of a 3% (the highest concentration tested) HC than the water diluent control [17], which is consistent with the hypothesis that ingestive response to protein hydrolysates is related to the typical proportion of animal products in the diet.

Assuming that Jackknife 2 underestimated phyllostomid richness at the other sites to the same degree (i.e., ∼20% underestimate), and given the typical proportion of phyllostomids within Neotropical rainforest bat assemblages, overall bat species richness for TBS was projected to be >100 coexisting species.

Transition probabilities for prescription deferral averaged over waves 3, 5 and 7 were computed to show the typical proportion of SoFIE respondents that changed prescription collection status between waves.

Masonry mortars are discussed, and the materials used, and typical proportions of them in the mix are given.

In woody vines, certain segments of the interfascicular cambium produce secondary parenchyma whereas a fascicular cambium produces typical proportions of xylem and phloem, as in Aristolochia (Aristolochiaceae) (Beck 2011).

However, in their validation they appear to choose one intercept related to a single trial as "it represented typical proportions of mortality (278/1,118, 25%) and unfavourable outcome (456/1,118, 41%)".

All groups displayed a preference for male and female faces that were feminine, symmetrical, and had typical proportions; this reflected the same preference pattern as that characteristic of adults.

This conforms to the typical proportions in insects where flight is powered exclusively by large wing muscles inside T2 (Snodgrass, 1935; Dudley, 2002) (e.g., Diptera, Hymenoptera, and Lepidoptera).