Sentence examples for a proportion of failures from inspiring English sources

The raw UNIT test scores were converted to T scores, and the Stroop test was expressed as a proportion of failures (i.e. those who failed the practice test).

The development of resistance in P. aeruginosa may account for a proportion of clinical failures following administration of standard therapeutic regimens.

More stringent assessment of lesions at follow-up as evidenced by the fact three out of five evaluated women had a biopsy possibly resulted in a large proportion of failures correctly established.

A significant proportion of failures encountered with modern electronic systems are not the direct result of parts failures but of more complex interactions within the system.

A high proportion of failures in the NVP arm had major NNRTI resistance at week 96 (95%).

We included all known failures that occurred in less than 5 years, but patients otherwise lost prior to completion of five-year followup were excluded, which would likely account for a greater proportion of failures in our cohort, given that the majority of revisions return to our center.

Examining failures in each individual assessment revealed that there were no significant differences in 12 of the 13, but that there was a higher proportion of failures amongst the GEM group than the UG group on the CP3 OSLER (p = 0.04).

They proposed that a patient susceptibility factor caused at least a proportion of the hip arthroplasty failures.

The simulations for the assignment procedure resulted in a fairly small increase in proportion of failures at increasing assignment stringency levels.

Treatment of local recurrence of NPC is usually recommended since a proportion of patients with local failure can still be successfully salvaged.

Successful normalization of MBF after episodes of myocardial ischemia is often accompanied by reperfusion injury (RI) which accounts for up to 50%% of myocardial damage in animal models, and may account for a proportion of the deaths and cardiac failures that occur in humans, in spite of optimal recanalization therapy [ 119].