The phrase "average proportion with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or comparisons involving proportions in relation to a specific context or variable.
Example: "The average proportion with which students pass the exam has increased over the years."
Alternatives: "average ratio of" or "mean percentage of".
The average proportion of nuclei with negative JSDiff (i.e., with entropy matrices more similar to the average good prognosis matrix compared to nuclei with more deviating patterns) were 76.9% for the 92 good prognosis and 58.1% for 83 poor prognosis training set cases.
The school has a higher than average proportion of children with special educational needs, and a 50% A*-C GCSE pass rate including English and maths, slightly below the national average but it is improving and Goddard points out they have beaten the local authority's targets every year for the last five years.
The average proportion of polygons with statistically significant neighborhood similarity for repetition rate response was generally <20% (Table 2).
Moreover, among the 25 litters in which all Scn5a+/− mice have been phenotyped, the average proportion of mice with mild conduction defects was 0.53±0.05 (NS versus theoretical proportion of 0.5).
As expected, the average proportion of patients with lymph node metastases was lower among SD cases than it was among clinically presenting cases.
First, it was conducted at a single academic institution and had a higher than average proportion of patients with psychiatric diagnoses.
When we compare the genetic profile of subjects in groups 1 and 2, we see that the lower risk group 2 contains a slightly higher than average proportion of subjects with the protective GSTM1 marker and a slightly higher than average proportion of subjects with nondetectable DNA adducts.
For these five population comparisons, the average proportion of SNP with r having opposite sign ranged between 9-11% for SNP spaced within 10 kb and up to 45-49% for SNP spaced between 4.9 and 5 Mb (Table 3).
The average proportion of cuts with partially impaired diagnosis was 6.5% (in 5 cases) in the LLETZ-cone group and 6.6% (in 2 cases) in the SWETZ arm, and, considering the ones that totally impaired diagnosis, these numbers were 3.8% and 1.5%, in the same cases, respectively (data not shown).
Its average proportion is 0.69%, with a range of 0.29 1.90%.
