The phrase "approach proportion" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing methods or strategies in relation to proportions, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to consider the approach proportion to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "method ratio" or "strategy proportion".
In this approach, the proportion of overall variation explained by each component is treated as the weight to combine all the principal components in order to form a multi-response performance index (MPI).
However, because we employed a theoretical sampling approach, the proportion of GPs holding different views cannot be inferred.
According to the deprivations-based approach, the proportion of children living in poverty is greater in rural areas (63 per cent) than in urban areas (20 per cent).
As in previous studies that use the polygenic score approach, the proportion of variance explained is negligible (<1% of the variance in the present study).
By reducing the certainty level to 85% in the NOS triage approach the proportion of DXAs saved remained high whilst preserving an acceptably low misclassification rate.
This was also taken into account in the statistical methods used; in the third statistical approach (adjusted proportion of agreement), when the physiotherapeutic evaluation method resulted in "asymptomatic" and the standard resulted in "symptomatic", agreement was allowed.
Since we used a De Bruijn assembly approach, the proportion of unmapped reads is not immediately accessible, and we remapped the reads on the contigs to find out which reads were unaccounted for.
By this approach, the proportion of cases with low and high expression was similar in both cohorts with 24 cases (20.3%) in cohort I and 66 cases (19.9%) in cohort II exhibiting high TATI expression.
When using the RNAseq approach, this proportion was even higher (70%; see Supplementary file 2), possibly because of the overall higher sequence read counts for a given transcript, which provides more power to statistical analyses.
