Sentence examples for considering proportion from inspiring English sources

The method was optimized employing 32 full factorial design considering proportion of pullulan: tamarind pectin and concentration of liquid glucose as independent variables and disintegration time, wetting time, folding endurance, tensile strength and extensibility as dependent variables.

Considering proportion between the clusters, one school was randomly selected from low density suburbs and two schools from the high density suburbs.

Sample size was determined using single population proportion formula [ 10] considering proportion of drug use during pregnancy 71.3% [ 8], 5% margin of error and design effect of 1.5.

In subsequent multivariable linear regressions, we found that receiving pharmaceutical support remained significantly associated with higher PGY3 IM-ITE rank score, after considering proportion of IMGs and program director's clinical activities.

Treatment of the participant survey was mainly qualitative, employing descriptive statistics to give a better understanding of the processes and practices associated with ash tree management; hence, considering proportions, or means and standard error.

Furthermore, we can eliminate specific units (centimeters, volts) by considering proportions instead of distances.

We investigated the emergency admission variable in more depth by considering proportions of emergency/non-emergency admissions with a zero length of stay (days).

In answer, he distinguishes those crafts which imitate nature from those which consider proportion in general.

It's important to consider proportions when wearing looser styles so I tend to go for a slimline bottom half with a pair of black cigarette pants and heeled ankle boots.

Accordingly, the classification of a "deep" pocket needs to be accomplished on an individual basis and disease severity should also consider "proportions of affected implants per patient in the presence of multiple implants" [6].

In order to reduce these biases, we have in our analyses considered proportions of diagnoses made as opposed to absolute numbers.