The phrase "a high proportion of value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or worth of something in relation to a larger context or total.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a high proportion of value is derived from customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of value" or "a large share of value".
The best protection against biased inference in the presence of nonignorable missing data is the use of multiple imputation, although with a high proportion of values below the DL, a large number of measurements are needed.
It is possible that high payments for claims judged in court result in part from a high proportion of lower value claims that are dismissed or judged in the physician's favour and are therefore excluded from this analysis.
For Stage 58 analysis, probes with a high proportion of missing values (more than two missing values across the biological replicates of each condition) were removed from the dataset.
In empirical applications where background variables typically are correlated, it is plausible to assume that the more background variables are included, the less problematic is a high proportion of missing values on a single variable as other variables might compensate the loss of information.
A high proportion of indicator values used for all systems were based on expert judgments (Figure 5).
Some centers in which FPG accounted for a high proportion of diagnostic values had higher average participant BMI, but this was not consistent (Supplementary Table B).
When one Thermococcus is chosen as the conditioning genome the distances between the other Thermococci and the rest of the genomes contain a high proportion of undefined values.
Although means and standard deviations of QoL scores are presented for each treatment group, there are a high proportion of missing values, and in the absence of confidence intervals it is difficult to assess the clinical importance of the results.
