Sentence examples for effectiveness proportion from inspiring English sources

As was expected, seeding effectiveness (proportion of undamaged seeds) was significantly higher in Nb and M forests compared to Np forests, but such differences were not found between geographical locations.

Main Outcome Measures: Efficiency (average increase in BI per day), effectiveness (proportion of potential improvement achieved during rehabilitation) of treatment, and percentage of low- and high-response patients, calculated on BI, were evaluated.

We also assumed vaccine effectiveness (proportion of reduction in symptomatic cases) to be 60% for elderly and 40% for young children (also see [ 8, 9]).

6 7 In a clinical trial setting the oxytocin receptor antagonist atosiban was associated with fewer adverse effects than β adrenoceptor agonists (relative risk 0.04, 95% confidence interval 0.02 to 0.11) with comparable effectiveness (proportion of women with birth delayed for 48 hours; relative risk 1.1, 0.9 to 1.2).

In Years 1 and 2, respectively, the effectiveness measure (proportion of children vaccinated) was 11.2 and 12.0 percentage points higher in intervention (40.7 % and 40.4 %) than control schools.

The difference between the mean cost of patients in the rapid response arm and patients receiving treatment as usual will be calculated and compared with the difference between groups in the primary effectiveness outcome (proportion dying in preferred place of death).

The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of DOT was cost-effective (under $50,000, a commonly cited cost-effectiveness threshold) as long as the proportion of women responding fully to self-administered HAART was under 0.6.

Finally if this proportion decreased by 75% to 20.3%, the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of prophylaxis vs. screening increased to 1538 $/LYG.

If this proportion decreased by 50% to 40.5%, the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of prophylaxis vs. screening increased to 733 $/LYG.

Craig Charney, a New York polling expert who studied the ad's effectiveness, said the proportion of people who agreed that a woman's vote should not be influenced by her father or husband rose from 66percentto82percentcent in focus groups that were shown the ad.

Previously published analyses have ignored the temporal nature of medical abortion and calculated effectiveness as the proportion of abortions that succeed.