The phrase "and this proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific ratio or fraction in relation to a larger context, often in statistical or analytical writing.
Example: "The survey results indicated that this proportion of respondents preferred option A over option B."
Alternatives: "this ratio of" or "this fraction of".
In DBA males, however, 61.2% of signature transcripts (349 of 570) were decreased by HF diet, and this proportion of HF-decreased transcripts was statistically significant (FDR-adjusted P = 1.57×10−8; Figure 7).
The newly recruited participants in 2008 were oversampled in seven longevity areas, and this proportion of respondents accounted for 15% of the total in 2008.
In bilirubin challenged cells (the B80 group), there were 33.3% ± 2.71% cells presenting with low Δψm and this proportion of cells decreased to 28.7% ± 1.98% in the dexmedetomidine pretreated cells (DB group) (p < 0.01) (Fig. 1 A ).
Moreover, a majority of patients no longer fulfilled DSM-IV criteria of panic disorder after treatment, and this proportion of patients increased somewhat at the 6-month follow-up.
And when this proportion of concentrate was further increased to induce SARA, a rumen metabolic disorder, the serum concentration of SAA was also elevated.
The study would still have 93% power to detect such a difference, and 81% power if this proportion of women rose to 1 in 4 (or 25%).
The calculations provided in the text and in the tables include this proportion of responses in the denominator of all prevalence estimates.
Since the KH Coder calculates word frequencies without analyzing the full context, some misclassifications were observed and manually eliminated when calculating this proportion of cases in each topic.
The GBD studies use frequency and duration to estimate the proportion of time spent with symptoms, and apply a disability weight to this proportion of time to calculate the associated health loss [3].
The product of this and the proportion of smokers for any given age is the population average cigarette consumption.
The first dimension shows an opposition between the proportion of granulocytes (positively correlated with this axis) and the proportion of lymphocytes (negatively correlated with this axis).
