Sentence examples for whose percentages from inspiring English sources

Because these combinations are incorrect answers, they automatically fulfill only four out of five constraints, whose percentages are shown in Fig. 5.

Several hours of steady-state operation turned out to be sufficient to get a reasonably accurate mass and energy balance for the solid, liquid, and gaseous products, whose percentages and properties are needed for the subsequent slurry preparation and gasification steps.

Remarkably, the percentage of sites evolving under neutrality for GPR50 was ~28%, contrary to the Mel1a, b, and c groups whose percentages were ~3%.

The qualitative values are assigned according to the PONDR® VLXT values by comparison to the mean values of Table 2. Here, the proteins whose percentages of predicted disordered residues are between 30 40% were considered as moderately disordered.

In addition to stamina, CJ has muscle mass and body fat whose percentages can be altered with work.

Even Tom Seaver, whose percentage of 98.8 is the highest in history, was deemed unworthy by five curmudgeons.

But unlike with some inductees — such as pitcher Bert Blyleven, whose percentage rose as voters gradually came to appreciate his numbers — Bonds's statistics are not in doubt.

Some 43 percent of N.B.A. fans are what the league terms multicultural, which includes African-Americans, Hispanics and Asians, whose percentage has been increasing because of interest in the career of Yao Ming, the Chinese center for the Houston Rockets.

Advocates said one reason was an outcry from black pastors and the chilling effect of that in a state whose percentage of black residents, 29.4, is much higher than the percentage nationally (12.6) or in New York (15.9), according to the 2010 census.

The upshot of this, combined with the Mehari's turbulence-inducing aerodynamics and a possible exhaust leak, was a cabin filled with fumes whose percentage of carbon monoxide imparted a certain delightful dizziness to the whole affair.

An investment in building an infrastructure to engage and mobilize youth, especially young people of color whose percentage of the youth population will only continue to grow, is needed if the Democrats and President Obama are to win.