The phrase "and rate of missing" is not entirely clear in its current form, but it can be considered correct and usable in written English depending on the context.
You can use it when discussing statistics or data analysis, particularly in relation to the frequency or percentage of missing data points in a dataset.
Example: "In our study, we need to analyze the completeness of the data, focusing on the total number of entries and rate of missing values."
Alternatives: "and percentage of missing" or "and frequency of missing".
Number of females and males used to generate embryos, fertilization and survival rates until hatching in the lab-reared control groups, average temperature (°C) and day degrees at each location between time of burial and retrieval, location-specific and population-specific survival rates, rates of hatching among the survivors, and rates of missing eggs at retrieval from streams ('lost'lost
However, the operational aspects of the study (recruitment, retention, adherence rates, and rates of missed visits) will be monitored as the study progresses so that corrective action may be taken to address any unexpected difficulties.
Few students were missing test score data (<5%), and the rate of missing scores did not differ between the program and control groups.
Further data cleaning of the autosomal SNPs typed in both PLCO and NHS scans retained SNPs with MAF >5%, a P-value for fitness for Hardy-Weinberg proportion equilibrium exact test >10−5 in both control sets, and a rate of missing genotypes <5%.
Several mode feature effects on response quality are listed in figure 1 and include rate of missing data [ 45].
Evaluation of decision coaching using the OFDG was deemed feasible due to the high rate of completed questionnaires and low rate of missing data.
A simulation study was performed allowing to consider several cases, notably the possibility for the missing values to be informative or not and the rate of missing data.
Charts with incomplete data were entered as "missing" and the rate of missing data for different variables was below 5% except the employment status variable which was excluded without replacement from the logistic regression analysis.
Additional strengths are the use of different clinical and biological measures of insulin resistance and adiposity and a low rate of missing data.
