Sentence examples for combined proportions from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that when flowability requirements are combined, proportions of DS and CS in binary or ternary systems with RS must be below 0.24 and 0.6 respectively.
Of note is that if the category "some post-secondary education" is combined with the category "post-secondary degree", the combined proportions from CCHS for both sexes are more comparable with Census Canada regarding attainment of some postsecondary education without the full degree.
The combined proportions of both humeri indicate a long gracile element.
On average, the combined proportions of these five amino acids among the mammals are approximately half the value observed in the flatworm orthologs.
The results suggested that H3N2 contributed to the majority of seasonal effects of influenza, as the excess risks associated with H3N2 showed similar patterns as those associated with the combined proportions of three types/subtypes of influenza viruses (data not shown).
Therefore, it was interesting to note that the combined proportions of TEs and low-complexity sequence in the BES (2.6%) was virtually the same as the proportion of the BACs that hybridized to pericentromeric heterochromatin in the FISH experiments that anchored the physical map to the chromosomes (2.4%).
We find that the combined proportion with ED or outpatient visit is comparable with the results from Ray et al., which are shown in the last column (Ray et al. 1992).
The chemical composition of ash to be used as pozzolans (pozzolanas are materials containing reactive silica and/or alumina which on their own have little or no binding property) should have a combined proportion of silicon dioxide (SiO2), aluminium oxide (Al2O3) and iron oxide (Fe2O3) of not less than 70%% as stipulated in ASTM C618 (1978) requirement.
Importantly, the authors were not modeling a combined proportion value of both diseases as the response variable.
combined proportion feeding in weeks 2 6 of the study.
Mass was generated by multiplying the combined proportion by the total pancreatic mass.
