Примеры использования Lower proportion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Generally speaking, a lower proportion of immigrant women are in employment than women otherwise in society.
The stars are considered moderately metal-poor compared to the Sun,which means they have a lower proportion of elements other than hydrogen or helium.
The 2002 census revealed a much lower proportion of childless women, 7.4% in the country overall and 10.7% in Moscow.
The population of this living environment has an unemployment rate more than twice as high as the national average,schooling difficulties and a lower proportion of qualified persons.
The budget-related limits show a lower proportion of women in the group most at risk of poverty.
A lower proportion of patients with reduced GFR can be explained by a younger age of the group(42 years on average) as well as shorter AH duration 2-4 years.
In the fourth andfifth surveys, retentionist countries accounted for a lower proportion of the respondents: 42 per cent and 38 per cent, respectively.
Women's lower proportion in the high earning group also indicates that women have had fewer opportunities than men in getting promotions.
There remain, however, some areas of concern,including deaths from falls and the comparatively lower proportion of healthy years of life for older people.
In other countries, where a lower proportion of the population is of African descent, discriminatory practices also remain common.
The CDU/CSU and the SPD remained the two largest parties in the Bundestag, butboth received a significantly lower proportion of the vote than they did in the 2013 election.
On average, EU countries spend a lower proportion of their health budgets on prevention(2.8%) than NIS(3.3%) and south-eastern European(3.8%) countries.
Only about 0.6 per cent of households(7,338 dwellings)live in temporary accommodation such as caravans, and a lower proportion live in dwellings with three or more people per bedroom.
In addition, a much lower proportion of applications arrived from some of the most innovative economies e.g. Germany, USA, Italy and Netherlands.
Compared to last season, this season had a higher proportion of B(37% versus 6.1%) and A(H1N1)pdm09(27% versus 9.2%) but a lower proportion of A(H3N2) 14% versus 79.6.
This is to be expected, given the lower proportion of women at non-headquarters locations 36.7 per cent compared with 45.5 per cent at headquarters locations.
Compared to men, the group of women showed higher representation of not-completed primary education and primary education,women had a lower proportion in higher levels of educations.
On average these countries spend a lower proportion of their GDP and total government expenditures on health as compared to high-income countries.
Absolute poverty- defined with respect to expenditure on consumption that is lower than the monetary value of a basketof essential goods and services- affects a lower proportion of the population, since the threshold in this case is lower. .
On average the lower-income countries spend a lower proportion of their GDP and their total government expenditures on their national health programmes.
Currently the average estimated spending on prevention by the health sector across the WHO European Region is only 3%,with EU countries on average spending a lower proportion of their health budgets on prevention(2.8%) than NIS(3.3%) and SEE(3.8%) countries.
On average, EU countries spend a lower proportion of their health budgets on prevention(2.8%) than NIS(3.3%) and south-eastern European(3.8%) countries see Fig. 5.
An analysis of separations by headquarters and non-headquarters locations andby level indicates a consistently lower proportion of separations by women in nonheadquarters locations at all levels, as shown in table 14.
Likewise, the lower proportion of women holding regular jobs during their working life means that they are less likely to have income-yielding assets and receive retirement benefits into their old age.
As shown in figure V.2,most of the G-7 countries3 allocated a much lower proportion of their gross national income to ODA than the United Nations target.
The lower proportion of accounts receivable outstanding stemmed from the focus on clearing up outstanding receivable claims in readiness for the implementation of IPSAS and Umoja.
The data on separation of women staff(table 14) reveal a consistently lower proportion of separations of women relative to men at all levels above P-2, but especially so at the highest levels.
However, in sub-Saharan Africa, about half the countries experienced increases in the proportion undernourished between 1990-1992 and 1994-1996, andin many countries with fast-growing populations, even a lower proportion translated into higher absolute numbers.47.
On the one hand, countries in the developing regions with a lower proportion of older persons may benefit from the practices of those countries in which ageing has been a phenomenon of longer duration.
Studies of remitting behaviour of internal migrants show that a woman's age and marital status are more important in determining whether she migrates ornot than a man's, and single female migrants in northern China tend to remit a lower proportion of their income than married male, married female and single male migrants De Haan, 2000, pp. 5-6.