Sentences with phrase «per cent fit»

«They've made great recoveries and they're in perfect shape, today they're 100 per cent fit.

Jurgen Klopp speaks «Mo is 100 per cent fit and so is Robbo.

I don't know if he will be available... I will not take any risk if [Cech]'s not 100 per cent fit, for sure, because I have full confidence in David Ospina.

Speaking to Premier League World, as reported, the South American said: «Before my injury I was 100 per cent fit.

«I imagine that he will not arrive 100 per cent fit with the limited time that is left before the World Cup.

He said, «Before my injury I was 100 per cent fit.

France play Sweden in a World Cup Qualifier this evening, and Deshamps said in the pre-match conference: «He [Giroud] is not 100 per cent fit, I know it and he knows it too,» Deschamps said.

Not exact matches

The wide - body planes, for example, will be fitted with 20 per cent more seats, raising the number of passengers to 275 per aircraft.

THERE was a 52 per cent increase in businesses operating in the computer service industry in the three years to June 1999, with 14,731 businesses fitting into this category, according to recent Australian Bureau of Statistics data.

That said, the equation fits the cycle pretty well (see Graph 5)[8] and Graph 6 shows the impact on GDP growth of a 1 per cent increase in the real cash rate, maintained for two years.

Our bodies, which are 80 per cent water, fit the earth's water supply.

The Finland - based company claims that a precision - engineered fit with the heat sealing machine ensures containers have 100 per cent leak - proof sealing.

As consultant to the new Song Kitchen restaurant in Sydney, leading sommelier Sophie Otton has instigated a policy of having 50 per cent of the wines on the list supplied by female producers — which fits with the venue's owner, the YWCA, which donates all profits from the business to programs against domestic violence.

He is probably not 100 per cent match fit because he has not played so many games recently but he has come in and done a great job.

In this moment he is not 100 per cent physically fit but he is working hard and for him it was very important to play 20 minutes last night.

Thirty - nine per cent of those who applied for employment and support allowance between October 2008 and August 2010 were judged to be fit for work.

Real Madrid coach, Zinedine Zidane has said Cristiano Ronaldo will be «120 per cent» fit, for next weekend's Champions League final against Liverpool.

«Next year, they will receive a 4.2 per cent increase in grants, with more funding strings removed so that money can be used as they see fit to meet local needs and priorities,» he said.

There has also been «microscopic» progress in efforts to get ten per cent of new cars emitting under 100g per kilometre by 2012 - this would be the equivalent of about 250,000 cars, but in 2004 just 481 cars fit into this category.

«This new study fits well with our previous work, which found that pulses increased the feeling of fullness by 31 per cent, which may indeed result in less food intake.»

The team's findings fit with six recent trials that suggest about 70 per cent of people with irritable bowel syndrome feel better when they cut out fructans and other nutrients from a food group known as FODMAPs.

Tests on cadavers showed that the robot could fit implants which were 90 per cent in contact with the bone.

But the fit is poor, with less than 40 per cent of the prosthesis in contact with the bone, and the force surgeons use sometimes causes the femur to fracture.

A Universe that contains about 60 per cent cold dark matter, 30 per cent hot dark matter, probably in the form of low - mass «tau» neutrinos, and 10 per cent in ordinary (baryonic) particles like protons and neutrons, seems to fit all the observations.

Extrapolating from an earlier US study, Fleming and Sargent estimate that of the billion or so analytical measurements each year in Britain, between 10 and 20 per cent are «not fit for purpose», meaning that they are too crude, too inaccurate or too expensive to produce sensible data on which to base a sound decision.

Spanish Flu brought down young, fit people: 27 per cent of 15 to 39 - year - olds were affected, compared with 12 per cent of the over-60s.

A declining exponential regression fitted to the data (y = 13.039 e − 3.040 x) suggests that reproductive success declines by approximately 50 per cent, with 20 per cent admixture indicating that even small amounts of non-native rainbow trout introgression rapidly reduce reproductive success in later - generation hybrids (figures 1 and 2).

Research conducted by Fit For Sport suggests that 67 per cent of children at primary school are not reaching basic levels of fitness for their age group.

That is exactly what Rebecca Mozaffarian, project manager for the Harvard Prevention Research Center, set out to do in her work with YMCA afterschool programs around the country where they were charged with finding healthier snack and drink alternatives to fit within the 76 - cent per child federal reimbursement for afterschool programs.

The survey found over three quarters (76 per cent) of students believe more wellbeing support from their university, support to help fit into «university life» and ways to talk about their unhappiness would stop them from dropping out of studies.

The NFCC's «Sprinklers in schools» report states that whilst government's expectation was that most, if not all new schools would be fitted with sprinklers, recent estimations show that the rate has fallen from around 70 per cent of new schools being built with sprinklers in 2008, down to 30 per cent as of December 2016.

Dean Horridge, CEO and Founder of Fit For Sport, said: «The fact that only 21 per cent of children are meeting recommended fitness levels comes as no surprise to us given the current inactivity crisis that we find ourselves in.

The NASUWT teaching union found that more than one third of teachers surveyed felt that their school building was not fit for teaching, with 40 per cent stating that their buildings were not good for pupils.

Activity providers Fit For Sport has revealed that 79 per cent of pupils measured through their Healthy Active Schools System (HASS) are failing to meet the recommended fitness levels for their age.

Of the schools surveyed between April and July this year, 83 per cent said that participation in extracurricular sporting activities had gone up, while over 90 per cent reported better behaviour and that pupils were fitter and healthier overall.

Fit For Sport has revealed that 79 per cent of pupils measured through their Healthy Active Schools System (HASS) are failing to meet the recommended fitness levels for their age.

Our test 630i is fitted with the excellent Dynamic Drive (active anti-roll bars that reduce roll by 80 per cent at 0.6 g cornering) so turn - in is marginally sharper than in the 645i.

Most cars will come fitted with air conditioning, but around five per cent will do without, saving a further 15 kg.

20 per cent of cars will be fitted with the 2.3 - litre EcoBoost engine (which will also be used in the forthcoming Focus RS).

All prices include VAT at 20 per cent Tyres # 265.38 each front, # 207.55 each rear (Pirelli P Zero Corsa, fitted) Brake pads (front set) # 262.80 standard, # 674.49 carbon - ceramic Brake discs (front pair) # 561.60 standard, # 4785.60 carbon - ceramic Clutch # 1188 disc, # 1560 pressure plate Flywheel # 766.80 Oil filter # 44.40 Air filter (pair) # 58.90 Exhaust, back box and tips # 1382.40

Though that might seem expensive, Mini has predicted that cars fitted with the pack will gain as much as 25 per cent in residual value.

All prices include VAT at 20 per cent Tyres # 185.57 each (Continental Cross Contact UHP, fitted) Brake pads (front set) # 244.67 Brake discs (front pair) # 374.71 Oil filter # 20.44 Air filter (two required) # 53.04 pair Spark plugs # 131.71 set Coil packs # 293.47 set

4MOTION four - wheel drive is standard fit; in normal driving, 90 per cent of power goes to the front wheels, but should conditions require, nearly all of it can be sent to the back by a Haldex clutch taking up torque at the rear axle.

Our test cars were fitted with an optional sports differential that helps deliver extra punch at the right moment, building on the all - wheel drives system to apportion up to 85 per cent of drive to the rear.

Measures adopted include fitting 14 per cent thicker front door window glass, low - drag exterior mirror housings, new vibration - damping engine mounts, hollow drive shafts, stronger bodyshell joints between the sills and B - pillars, double - layer door seals, and increased foam - filling in the A -, B - and C - pillars.

Adult occupant and child occupant ratings of 96 per cent and 85 per cent are admirable too, and the Arteon comes with an array of standard fit safety kit such as Lane Departure Warning and Brake Assist.

«CX - 4 is a China - only model for the foreseeable future,» he said, reiterating the fact that SUVs already account for 40 per cent of Mazda Australia sales, and previous concerns about fitting an all - new model into its current line - up of CX - 3, CX - 5 and CX - 9 SUVs.

There's also an Overfinch Titanium exhaust system, which not only saves 11 kg from the standard fitting but also reduces back pressure by 60 per cent which, coupled with a new air intake system,, secondary intake and new air filter housing, should see some performance improvements.

To complement the 28 per cent increase in power and 38 per cent increase in torque (over the 1.6 GDI model), the i30 Turbo is fitted with sports suspension tuning, new 18 - inch wheels and tyres and more direct steering (2.78 turns lock - to - lock).

To help it drive more like a powerful rear - wheel drive sedan, AMG engineers say the standard - fit 4MATIC all - wheel drive is rear - biased, with as much as 69 per cent of its torque channelled to the rear wheels in normal operating conditions.