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In its May / June 2013 edition, Canada's national running magazine, Canadian Running, reported that in the USA «women now account for 55 per cent of all participants in road races and nearly 60 per cent at the half - marathon distance.»

In the health domain, for students in all year levels difficulty sleeping was the most frequent health complaint - reported as occurring «every day» or «almost every day» by 16 per cent of participants in Year 4, 14 per cent of participants in Year 6 and 12 per cent of participants in Year 8.

This last point is pertinent given the fact that we found that only 10 per cent of participants in our course had any training of any sort in classroom observation.

27 participants completed the study, while approximately 20 per cent of participants in both groups dropped out because they either could not tolerate the diet or were unable to attain their 5 per cent weight - loss target.

Five per cent of the participants in religious programs claim to have been healed either during or after the telecasts, and the healers of these programs play major roles.

Not exact matches

«A number of participants indicated that the stronger outlook for economic activity, along with their increased confidence that inflation would return to 2 per cent over the medium term, implied that the appropriate path for the federal funds rate over the next few years would likely be slightly steeper than they had previously expected,» the Federal Open Market Committee said in the records of its March 20 - 21 meeting.

Over the past couple of years, speculators have also used short sales of gold to obtain low cost funds to invest in other assets — for example, by shorting gold (borrowing it and selling it in the spot market), market participants have been able to obtain US dollars at between 1 and 2 per cent, well below the rate of return available on US assets.

Medium - term inflation expectations of financial market participants, as implied by the difference between nominal and indexed bond yields, have risen to around 3 per cent in October, from less than 2 per cent at the beginning of the year.

Indeed, in the last six months of the study, «62 per cent of Housing First (HF) participants were housed all of the time... whereas 31 per cent of treatment as usual (TAU) participants were housed all the time...» Further, «Among participants who were housed, housing quality was usually better and more consistent in HF residences than TAU residences.»

More than half of the participants in the diet beverage group, or 64 per cent, lost at least five percent of their body weight, compared with only 43 percent of the water group.

Over half of participants (57 per cent) had experienced violence at least once in the 18 - month follow - up period, from the first question session.

Before they gained access to the electric bike, the participants in the experiment group did 28 per cent of their travels by bike.

The participants also saw a small reduction in BMI, body fat per cent and waist measurement, as well as an increase in muscle mass as a result of the training period.

Overall middle - aged participants were more likely to say they were in a period of crisis (24 per cent) compared to younger adults (22 per cent) and older adults (14 per cent).

For example, records of electrical activity in the brain showed that, on average, they experienced deep, non-rapid eye movement sleep for 30 per cent less time compared with participants who slept during a new moon.

These participants saw a 55 per cent reduction in the rate of asthma exacerbations requiring treatment with steroid tablets or injections — from 0.42 events per person per year to 0.19.

Eighty per cent of participants admitted to taking part in some sort of gambling activity during their lifetime.

«Remarkably, among participants who completed at least 70 per cent of the prescribed exercise sessions, waist circumference decreased close to seven centimeters in those randomized to combined aerobic plus resistance exercise, versus about four centimeters in those randomized to do just one type of exercise, with no change in those randomized to diet alone.»

After a month of the participants applying these three principles, we saw a whopping 41 per cent improvement in behaviour in the home.

Student funding appeared to play a significant part in students» responses, with 55 per cent of participants indicating that a drop or cessation of their student funding would make it more likely for them to enter into a sugar baby arrangement.

In fact, this research, which tested middle school, high school and college level students, found that 80 per cent of participants thought that sponsored articles were actual articles, and had a hard time distinguishing where this information actually came from.

This is substantially more than the 41 per cent of the national benchmark and slightly more than the response given by participants in the Tomorrow's Engineers programme (47 per cent), which takes place throughout the year.

The research also showed that 81 per cent of participants behaviour in school improved and how 87 per cent of teachers thought there had been a positive impact on student attitudes towards their future.

Independent research clearly demonstrates the impact they are having, with findings showing that 84 per cent of participants engaged more in learning and 91 per cent of participants improved in self - confidence and self - esteem.

Twenty - seven per cent of girls, among pupil participants, state that STEM careers are not the right choice for them, in comparison to 14 per cent of boys which said the same.

Just over one fifth of survey participants (20.7 per cent) said they write something daily outside the classroom that is not for school, down from 27.2 per cent in 2014.

In addition, 78 per cent of participants said they felt like they had left school with little or no knowledge on politics.

«cents Some participants let their diffidence and lack of skill in the art form to negatively impact their learning even though the teaching artists and the facilitators attempted to dispel the perception that any skills were needed to participate and learn.

«cents The participants were a self - selected group of aspiring and experienced school leaders who were open and willing to participate in the sessions.

In a poll it commissioned, 38 per cent of participants said they were disgusted by their chequing account fees, and 66 per cent thought the fees were unfair.

In the Nanos poll conducted on behalf of The Globe, 30 per cent of participants were uncomfortable with the amount they were saving for their retirement, and another 22 per cent were somewhat uncomfortable.

In fact, the latter has produced 11 per cent of the overall participants.

The largest numbers of participants in the Green Belt Movement (GBM) are women and they have made tree planting an income generating activity, where GBM gives a financial compensation (US 10 cents) to nursery groups for every tree seedling that is planted and survives.

The wind energy industry is well positioned to play an important role in providing clean, reliable and affordable energy for Albertans as the province moves to ensure that 30 per cent of its power is produced by renewable energy sources in 2030 and will be active participants in future procurement processes undertaken in support of this objective.

According to the study, which tested participants in a controlled office environment under a range of conditions, an increase in CO2 intensity of 400 ppm (parts per million) can impair people's cognitive scores by an average 21 per cent.

The survey, completed by 411 Canadian in - house counsel, shows that providing value as in - house counsel is closely tied to managing or reducing risk with 84 per cent of participants citing risk management, followed by ensuring regulatory compliance (48 per cent), and controlling costs of external counsel (44 per cent) as the top ways they provide value in their organization.

In The Chronicle survey 72 per cent of faculty believed that participants should not receive credit, but expect that this will come in some form in the futurIn The Chronicle survey 72 per cent of faculty believed that participants should not receive credit, but expect that this will come in some form in the futurin some form in the futurin the future.

Fifty - five per cent of participants had cognitive impairment (dementia in 40 % and delirium in 15 %), 13 % had a depressive disorder, 2 % had alcohol misuse and 2 % had other psychiatric diagnoses.

At the time of selection, 35 per cent of the participants were in the clinical range for depression and the remainder were at sub-clinical levels, suggesting that the project was targeting an early intervention group.

The research found 88 per cent of scenes in pornographic films showed an element of physical aggression, with most directed at the female participant.

At 30 June 2004, there were over 36,000 CDEP participants and 220 CDEP organisations.192 In 2002 the CDEP scheme accounted for over one - quarter of the total employment of Indigenous Australians, with 13 per cent of the working - age population being employed in the CDEP schemIn 2002 the CDEP scheme accounted for over one - quarter of the total employment of Indigenous Australians, with 13 per cent of the working - age population being employed in the CDEP schemin the CDEP scheme.

An average participant sees a 30 per cent reduction in energy costs, and receives rebates of $ 2,250 for their improvements.

In a typical large MLS system's 12 - month performance of its agents, 53.99 per cent of participants do four ends or less.

The sad fact that I have pointed out several times in these articles is that in North America, well over 50 per cent of professional real estate participants do not make enough income to sustain their career.

20 per cent of participants chose Fern Cottage in Port Isaac as their dream home.