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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as proportional data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing data that is measured in proportions or ratios, often in statistical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The results were analyzed as proportional data to better understand the relationship between the variables."
Alternatives: "in terms of proportional data" or "regarding proportional data".
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Germination and survival rates were expressed as proportional data and arcsine-square-root-transformed.
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Data are presented as median and interquartile range (demographics and ventilator settings), as percentage (proportional data), and as mean ± SD (hemodynamic variables).
Data are presented as percentages (proportional data) and as mean ± standard deviation (hemodynamic variables).
For all models binomial errors were considered by using the logit link function (as the data is proportional data) and z-ratio tests were done to test for significance of effects.
Comparisons between groups were performed using the Student's t-test for normally distributed continuous variables, the Mann–Whitney U test for ordinal and for non-normally distributed continuous variables, or the Chi-squared test for proportional data, as appropriate.
Proportional data, such as survival and germination rates, were arcsine-square-root-transformed.
Then, to characterize the OPs, we fit the data by a Gaussian, the integral of which we took as proportional to OP energy (joules).
This means that the proportional reduction in the available transmit powers results in a quite reasonable proportional data rate reduction, and so Greening 1 can be seen as a good fair greening policy.
What's more, AV isn't as proportional as people make out.
Proportional data (foraging effort) were arcsine transformed prior to analysis.
Proportional data were arcsin transformed before analysis.
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