Sentence examples for cent of articles from inspiring English sources

Four per cent of articles compared the numbers of included patients to a subject to item ratio a posteriori, to justify their sample size.

Sixty per cent of the articles contained studies with an interventional design (e.g., randomised controlled trial or case control trial), while thirty-nine per cent of articles were based on an observational study (longitudinal or cross-sectional).

Forty-seven per cent of the articles used tentative language in stating their implications for practice.

> -wrap-foot> Sixty per cent of the articles are based on primary data.

Nine per cent of the articles included individuals with self-reported shoulder conditions only.

Fifty-five per cent of journal articles and grey literature, excluding editorials, reported on multiple partnerships.

Sixty-three per cent of the articles identified in the review related to just four theories: the TTM, TPB, SCT and the IMB Skills Model.

Ninety-one per cent of the articles included participants with a diagnosed shoulder condition, of whom 52% were diagnosed with subacromial pain conditions, 17% with instability or SLAP-lesions, 9% with adhesive capsulitis, 18% with mixed diagnoses and 4% with other diagnoses.

Fifty nine per cent of open access articles (146 of 247) were cited nine to 12 months after publication compared with 63% (859 of 1372) of subscription access articles.

3) If 50 per cent of tweets are recommendations of articles, YouTube moments or other tweets, when do tweeters get any work done?

The exchange went, in part, like this: SANDERS: As you may know, some ninety-seven per cent of scientists who have written articles for peer-reviewed journals have concluded that climate change is real, it is caused by human activity, and it is already causing devastating problems in our country and around the world.