Sentence examples for converted to the proportion from inspiring English sources

The hydrogen data is converted to the proportion of the non-aqueous component, to avoid misleading inferences from variations in the abundance of aqueous fluid inclusions, which dominate the entrained fluid.

The count in each bin was converted to the proportion of peaks in the dataset and a regression line was fitted to the background bins, where x was the upper limit of the 5 bp bin, and y was the proportion of peaks in the bin.

The proportion of respondents has been converted to the estimated number of women who would have experienced the various abusive situations.

To examine the amount of information recalled, scores were converted to a proportion of the total number of items in each category and regression was used to compare the relative frequencies of information category (within-subjects factor) and the interaction of feedback condition (between-subjects factor).

If a study only reported numbers, these numbers were converted to a prevalence proportion using the ratio of the number of individuals with the foot disease disorder or risk factor variable reported (numerator) and the number of the total sample size of the study (denominator).

For the proportional index, this difference was converted to a proportion of total country area to standardize among countries.

Estimated prevalence counts were converted to proportions of the population by using the mid-year ONS population estimates for 2007; these were the most recently available estimates and likely to be only slightly lower than the actual population at the end of 2008 (ONS, 2008a).

When a disease count is converted to a proportion (e.g. prevalence rate) based on a background denominator value (e.g. the population in a spatial unit), the uncertainty of that proportion can be highly sensitive to the magnitude of the denominator.

Dentin reactions were summed separately as detected from each of the six techniques tested and converted to proportions in relation to the number of sites detected by the technique that yielded the highest number (this later ascribed as the "temporary gold standard").

Variables obtained as raw counts of the answers to questions were converted to proportions by dividing by the number of people answering the question.

(Cue: CHAIR) Memories were counted for all five knowledge sequences for each participant and converted to proportion values.