Sentence examples for why proportions from inspiring English sources

These are reasons, why proportions of constituents can vary between producers, leading to different information in their safety data sheets.

The impact of the project on institutional delivery is not known (this could be a reason why proportion of home deaths dropped and hospital deaths increased).

"Once you learn which colors enhance your complexion and why specific proportions flatter your physique," he writes, "you are halfway home".

The lower temperatures, around 24 °C, recorded here could partly explain why lower proportions of Penicillium were seen on the Jubilee Line, England to the Bakerloo and Central.

This may explain why the proportions of less well-off 16-24 and 35-44 year-olds who had teeth extracted, was greater than estimated as needed.

Thus, it is not known why the proportion of case-patients who were Hispanic (85%) was much higher than the proportion of the state's Hispanic population (32% in 2000 US Census [ 15 ]).

This unsustainably high percentage helps to explain why the proportion of housing benefit paid to the private sector is rocketing upwards, from 25 per cent 10 years ago to 40 per cent today.

They damage the competitiveness of companies, one reason why the proportion of firms offering health care to their employees has been steadily falling, from 69% in 2000 to 60% now.

It's unclear why the proportion of rape convictions to reported rapes is so low in Delhi.

The Republican Party, every election cycle, tries its best to clumsily woo Latino voters, basically by saying 'All that scapegoating we've been doing wasn't really serious, come vote for us and we might not use Latinos as a rhetorical punching bag quite so often.' It is no wonder why the proportion of Latinos who are solid Democratic voters rises every year.

The synthesis of albumin by microglial cells provides a convincing explanation why the proportion of albumin in CSF is higher than that in plasma.