Sentence examples for anticipated proportion from inspiring English sources

In the previously discussed Jefferson Medical College study [ 22], the only socio-economic variables evaluated were maternal and paternal education, anticipated income bracket on graduation and anticipated proportion of low income patients in their future practice and none of these independently predicted ultimately practicing in primary rural care.

The inclusion rate X differed by study center and was equal to A/(B×70%), where A was the sample size at the study center, B was the anticipated number of patients who would visit the center during the study period, and 70% was the anticipated proportion of patients who would accept to participate.

The anticipated proportion of 15% was chosen as average diarrheal prevalence in East Jakarta.

Thus, for an anticipated proportion of 50%, the required minimum sample size was estimated to be 300.

The anticipated proportion was 0.57 for the control group and 0.80 for the real-time CGM group.

The minimum sample size for estimating one population proportion at an anticipated proportion of 50%, 99% level of confidence, and 5% confidence interval (CI) was 664 subjects.

With an anticipated response proportion of about 80%, we expect to interview 380 cases overall.

We anticipated the proportion of participants in the control group who respond with a ≥2 reduction in blinded IGA would be between 25% and 50%.

Finally, we stratified our incidence estimates by age-group (<6 months, 6 23 months, and 2 5 years) because we anticipated the proportion of CEMIC children positive for respiratory viruses and the subsequent rates might differ statistically by these age strata [ 17].

The number of women approached to participate in the study needs to be greater than this as we anticipate a proportion of women will not participate in the study, in the Auckland Stillbirth Study this was 28%.

We chose our sampling times based on when we anticipated a high proportion of alcohol-related attendances; this was based on our own experience.