Examples of using This proportion in English and their translations into Danish
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This proportion varies from country to country:
Although aviation accounts for only approximately 3% of global CO2 emissions, this proportion is growing constantly.
This proportion, furthermore, does not seem to vary with economic conditions- it was much the same in 1991,
agriculture will still account for a high proportion of total expenditure, but this proportion is set to decrease from over 50% in 1993 to a substantially lower level.
in services tied to local markets meant that this proportion had fallen to 50.
the natives believe that they are born in this proportion; others believe that the younger males are expelled from the herds, and Sir A. Smith says,
Over the last decade there has only been an increase in this proportion of 1.
accounting for some 2% of Russian output, and this proportion has doubled in the two years since then.
According to the forecasts of the Auto Oil Programme II, unless there is a change in policy, this proportion will only increase.
This proportion is compatible with the theoretical maximum daily intake of toltrazuril sulfone in other foodstuffs, as calculated when establishing MRLs for toltrazuril.
Fossil fuels currently dominate the fuel mix with an 80% share; this proportion is expected to increase slightly over the next 30 years.
This proportion is set at 40%
there are warnings indicating that this proportion is on the rise.
by 2020, this proportion could have increased to a third.
In addition, only around a third of people have completed tertiary education, and this proportion is significantly lower than in the United States or Japan, for example.
This proportion is exceeded for public infrastructure projects
Moreover, it is also recalled that in the investigation on Taiwan, this proportion rose to 44% in 1998 and was 33% as an average between 1997 and 2000.
of counterfeits recovered in the first half of 2008 were found in euro area countries, although this proportion is slightly smaller than in previous periods.
Belgium and Luxembourg this proportion is over 9$,
In subsequent years, this proportion might be increased by up to 5% per year.