Sentence examples for apparent proportion from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of these data in the synthesis will have had the effect of increasing the apparent proportion on each antihypertensive class.

In this case, there will be different apparent proportions of normal cells in different regions, and small regions with alternating CNA states tend to be detected, which can be considered as a signal of inaccurate detection.

It is important to consider factors that might act to elevate the apparent proportions of Sephardic Jewish ancestry that we estimate, because these values are surprisingly high.

But there's a catch: The apparent low proportion of deaths probably depends more on the way health officials are calculating the number than on the deadliness of the virus or the quality of care patients are receiving.

The apparent large proportion of patients 'Without previous end-of-life decisions' was due to patients who died in the first 48 hours after ICU admission corresponding to conditions refractory to treatment.

The same result is obtained for the subcategories: across studies which applied the Campbell et al. definition a lower variation is apparent for proportion of serious (CV: Campbell et al.: 38.3% vs. other studies: 75.2%) and moderate (CV: Campbell et al.: 20.1% vs. other studies: 35.5%) injurious falls compared to all studies included.

In apparent contradiction, the proportion of households in the food secure category decreased as TLUs increased, and the group with the largest number of TLUs had a large proportion of households in a state of extreme food insecurity.

In both conditions where reduced levels of cyclin C are apparent, a lower proportion of Cdk8 is found in the high molecular weight complex, demonstrating an alteration in Cdk8 behaviour as cyclin C levels decrease.

Despite this apparent difference, the proportion of the stable component to the entire network is only varying by a factor of two (from 26% to 53%) indicating largely constant ratio between stress-specific network rewiring and the homeostasis of the system represented by its stably wired backbone.

These patterns of change, however, were only apparent in a proportion of the subjects.

In contrast, no correlation was apparent between the proportion of midazolam excreted as OHM or midazolam and age.