Sentence examples for what proportion of each from inspiring English sources

Scientists think the exact distribution of sea level rise will depend on which of the two ice sheets melts – or, more likely, what proportion of each melts.

First, it looks at a measure of output divergence (which asks, in effect, what proportion of each country's output would need to switch sectors for the country's pattern of GDP to conform to the euro-area average).

Moreover, because Dr Evans's wider study had followed the participants from birth, the two researchers were able to estimate what proportion of each child's life had been spent in poverty.

The OECD already collects data on how the governments spend their combined $1 trillion annual education budgets, and what proportion of each nation's population reaches a given level of education.

We follow Zalesak's approach by computing both a high-order solution and a low-order solution and then using some flux-limiter to determine what proportion of each solution is used at any given point in space and time [J. Comput. Phys.31, 335 (1979)].

In order to compute what proportion of each biome in a country is protected, we first created a composite layer consisting of country boundaries (ISciences 2009), WWF's terrestrial biomes layer and the consolidated country protected area polygon layer for each year.

Several people could stand in one constituency and the count would show what proportion of members each party could have in the House of Commons.

The blueprint, to be unveiled by Dimitris Avramopoulos, the EU commissioner for migration, home affairs and citizenship, includes a distribution key system based on various criteria, from national wealth levels to unemployment rates, to determine what proportion of refugees each of the 28 countries should admit.

Assuming that transposons should re-integrate randomly across the genome, we calculated the expected frequency of integration events for each chromosome based on what proportion of the genome each chromosome represents in Mb.

The surveys contain an annual list of fund managers showing what proportion of consultants recommend each manager; it also asks the consultants why they do so.Interestingly, the consultants do not merely chase past returns.

Studies like that conducted for Barcelona go well beyond the traditional totting up of how many shots were on target and for what proportion of the game each side had possession of the ball.