Sentence examples for excluding the proportion from inspiring English sources

Excluding the proportion of white British from the measure of diversity by country of birth leads to a measure of diversity (of the foreign born population) which ranges from 49.2% to 89.6% with very large mean and median: 83.1% and 84.5%.

Excluding the proportion of area seeded to rainfed cotton, linear multiple regression without transformation of the data (Eq. 3) shows suicides decrease with increasing farm size and yield but increase with the area under Bt cotton cultivation (i.e., Btarea is ha ×103).

Assuming that overdiagnosis occurs only in the prevalence screening and only applies to localised disease, the relative reduction in advanced disease following screening was estimated after excluding the proportion of overdiagnosed cases.

Ballou and Lacy [ 1] have proposed the calculation of kinship based only on the portion of the genome that descends from true founder animals, excluding the proportion due to animals with unknown parents.

Specifically, in the analysis of serial cross-sectional study design, we defined seroprevalence as the proportion of individuals in the population who were seropositive after excluding the proportion of individuals in the population who were seropositive at baseline [ 4].

However, when weekend admissions during the programmatic period were excluded, the proportion of pediatric admissions offered testing reached 89.6%.

When these two categories were excluded, the proportion missing for stage was 63%.

When clinicians with the most restrictive threshold (7 g/dL) were excluded, the proportion rose to 84%.

When health problems that were generated and pre-validated through the electronic prescriptions (14%) are excluded, the proportion of valid health problems drops to 59%.

We have estimated benefits of treatments in this study exclude the proportion of patient with either a contraindication or treatment intolerance (see Methods, "Basic modelling formula used").

When the subjects with DSM learning and communication disorders were excluded, the proportion of subjects having a diagnosis was similar in HRSZ and HRBP (n = 12 and 16, respectively, χ = 0.23, d.f. = 1, P = 0.64).