The phrase "a simple proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a ratio or relationship between quantities in a straightforward manner.
Example: "The recipe calls for a simple proportion of flour to sugar to achieve the desired sweetness."
Alternatives: "a basic ratio of" or "an uncomplicated fraction of".
In evaluating binary classification accuracy, a simple proportion of correct classifications is often inappropriate.
12 However, we went beyond the calculation of a simple proportion of clients experiencing an AE: we took into consideration the 'exposure' time of clients, that is, the length of HC stay, and calculated an AE incidence rate per client-year.
Most of the SI type models consist of the mass action principle, i.e., the assumption that the new cases arise in a simple proportion to the product of the number of individuals which are susceptible and the number of which are infectious.
So the calculation required only a simple proportion: volume of the model to the time of cooling would be equivalent to volume of the earth to the time of its cooling.
It was obtained by calculating a simple proportion, with the sum of indicators that women received as the numerator and the total number of the recommended indicators as the denominator.
The former can be calculated with a simple proportion after a direct measure of the pickup's distance from the string termination: the physical string length to pickup distance ratio can be multiplied to the total delay line length L targ.
The simple proportion of all subjects surviving the required time is a biased estimate of the survival probability if some subjects have incomplete follow-up, and restricting the estimate to those subjects followed for the required time results in an inefficient estimate.
Our findings suggest that the most commonly used single-point methods (FPLINK and FACD) do not measure much more than the simple proportion of heterozygous loci (multilocus heterozygosity), but they do have the advantage of not being sensitive to the presence of linkage disequilibrium.
All data was entered into an SPSS database and quantitative findings are expressed as simple proportions of all clinic attenders, with 95% CI for the principal outcome.
By comparing the simple proportions of various individuals, the researchers were able to show that the smaller animals tend to have arms that were nearly as long as their legs, and thus were suitable for walking quadrupedally, whereas larger animals had rather longer legs than arms, limiting the use of the latter and implying they were bipedal.
The phosphatases are up-regulated by their respective kinases as documented in the literature, and this is expressed as simple proportions of these kinases.
