Sentence examples for under one percent from inspiring English sources
There was a small but statistically significant effect of remoteness on physical impairment (accounting for under one percent of the explained variation), which disappeared when cohort membership was accounted for (see Additional file 1: Table S1, β = 0.02, p = 0.404).
A little under one percent of its users, or 10,000 of them pay $20 a year for premium services such as unlimited storage and photo album backups.
In so doing, the founders claim that Kit Check can reduce a 30 minute-plus grind to a 3-minute process and that several of its hospital customers have reduced 20percentt "out-of-date rates" to under one percent.
In most cases, these efforts represent a tiny share of donor countries' national budgets - for the U.S., it's well under one percent.
Last year India despite a huge renewable energy potential--got 59percentt of its power from coal but under one percent from solar and wind.
Of New York City's nearly 30,000 designated landmarks only a meager114-wellll under one percent -involve interiors due to the complexity of public intervention in private interest as distinct from exterior commonalities.
She oversaw the Hashimoto sculpture for the Andaz hotel as well as a 2007 April Greiman mural (of a super-sized bowl of rice) on the facade of a building in Koreatown, typically working with developers under the "one percent" program.
If "99" represents the number of people incarcerated per 100,000 in 1946, "T" the number of years, and we're operating under the assumption that one percent is consistent every year, the mathematical formula would be: 99 0.99^T).
Today's graduates would be paying less than a quarter of one percent in interest under the old formula.
Though it is only half as large under the uniform AGI simulation (Simulation III), the coefficient is still significant at the one percent level.
