Sentence examples for as a single proportion from inspiring English sources

Modeling combined diseases (the prevalence of multiple diseases as a single proportion value as the model response), led to an average six-fold increase in cross-validation deviance (reduction in predictive accuracy) over modeling the diseases individually.

Reporting of adherence as a single proportion of the cohort who attended/performed exercise according to the set prescription and reporting of BCTs (e.g., using the CALO-RE taxonomy) needs to be standardised.

However, researchers and monitoring programs are still, on occasion, attempting to understand spatial patterns of overall coral disease prevalence (combining the prevalence of multiple diseases into a single proportion value as the response variable) with the environment.

Adherence with the exercise intervention will be analysed as described in the sample size justification, above, via the CI for a single proportion.

The prevalence of CMP was estimated as a single sample proportion.

Similar to what was seen with lapatinib, BYL719 used as a single agent increased the proportion of Annexin V-positive cells, and the combination of lapatinib + BY719 produced a further increase in the Annexin V-positive cell population in two of three HER2-amplified cell lines examined.

The menu uses the sample size formula for estimation of single proportion as described by Armitage and Berry and cited in Gahlinger and Abramson [ 22].

The pain drawings have been subjected to more than 30 years of interest as a screening tool, and have been used in various contexts, with various objectives, for instance as a single assessment method for measuring the proportion of the body surface affected by pain [ 4- 6].

SAR405 used as a single agent did not affect the proportion of cells binding to Annexin V (Fig.  5e), while lapatinib increased the fraction of Annexin V-positive cells to >20%% in UACC893 or BT474 cells and doubled the number of Annexin V-positive SKBR3 cells.

Their physical part might not only be as small as a single sensor but also assume large proportions like a whole factory or power grid.

But triggered quakes tend to be shallower than natural ones, and residents generally describe them as a single, explosive bang or jolt — often out of proportion to the magnitude — rather than a rumble.