Sentence examples for average proportion over from inspiring English sources

This entire process is repeated many times (currently 200 times) and the final outcome is the average proportion (over the 200 simulations) of patients uncolonized, colonized with susceptible bacteria and colonized with resistant bacteria.

If we use a 22% overall prevalence of bacteraemia (the average proportion over the included studies which report these data) the predictive values are; Low risk = 6%95%5% CrI 1 34%), Mid risk = 18% (CrI 3 37%) and High risk = 49%95%5% CrI 6 84%).

Therefore, to assess how gender influences the formation of transitive relationships we observe to what extent the results deviate from the ones expected according to our null model, by comparing the proportion of triangles observed in the real networks with the average proportion obtained over 10 of the networks in which we have reshuffled user attributes.

This output allows the instructor to plot the average proportion invested after the simulation is over and use the data to potentially explain concepts to the students (see below).

The function is the difference in log units between the proportion for outcome class k computed at the value m of a given predictor and the average proportion at that value over the K classes for that predictor.

The proportion of segregating sites in all sites of aligned sequences θ ^ S and the average proportion of pairwise mismatches over all compared sequences θ ^ π could be used to measure nucleotide variation in populations.

Accuracy is defined as the mean average proportion of correct label predictions over all simulations.

The average proportion of screened pregnancies was over 91% during 1999 2009 [ 9].

The average proportion of non-shared alleles over all the polymorphic SNPs (excluding the QTL introgression region, which were influenced by MAS) should roughly coincide with the fraction of the genome, also excluding the QTL target region, expected to be heterozygous when crossing contrasting NILs within a pair.

The average proportion of enhancements at our center over the past 10 years has been below 5%; the advent of wavefront technology appears to have contributed.

Finally, the average proportion of induced abortion-related deaths over the total number of maternal deaths by place of residence was 2.4% and 3.4% (p=0.002) in the groups of states with less and more permissive abortion legislation, respectively; by place of occurrence, the figures were 2.3% and 3.5% (p<0.001), respectively.