The phrase "also compared the proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a study or analysis that involves comparing different proportions or ratios in data.
Example: "In her research, she also compared the proportion of participants who preferred option A to those who preferred option B."
Alternatives: "also analyzed the ratio" or "also examined the percentage".
We also compared the proportion of runners with serum sodium concentrations below normal among those with cramping or near cramping and those without cramping during the final segment of the race and found no difference between groups.
We also compared the proportion of different APC populations internalizing CPMV particles following oral, intravenous or intraperitoneal administration.
We also compared the proportion of samples above the 1.5 log cut-off for positivity during 0 6 months of life (Figure 4).
Finally, we have also compared the proportion of patients reaching undetectable viral load after HAART initiation over time in both subtype groups by Fisher's exact test.
We also compared the proportion of children with HIV infection by study group using chi-squared test and determined the respective risk ratios.
We also compared the proportion of honey bees releasing a PER following the injection for the 30% sucrose solution, using χ2 tests, or Fisher's exact test (computed with R 2.4, http://www.r-project.org/ [93]) if the χ2 test assumptions were not met.
We also compared the proportions of patients with severe RVAGE and severe dehydration among those hospitalized for all-cause severe AGE, and the proportions of different RV circulating strains in the pre- and post-vaccine periods.
We also compared the proportions of the tract that reached the cerebellar and cerebral cortices in anatomically and functionally corresponding areas, providing evidence for the presence of structural connectivity between these regions.
We also compared the proportions of COT patients who received UDT, signed an OTA, had a documented assessment of pain-related functional status, and had at least 1 visit with a behavioral health provider.
As the randomly chosen sample period was in itself a potential cause for bias of our analysis, we also compared the proportions of age, gender, and traumatic onset of knee complaints between participants from the sample periods and participants from the rest of the inclusion period.
