We did not underline the reaction time during the instructions on purpose, and we measured the performance considering exclusively the percentage of correct tests from the experiment total of 96 tests.
At 3 months, 54.1% of the infants were breastfed, of which 40.6% exclusively, with these percentages falling to 29.1% and 12.6% at 6 months.
Among the 18 consultations in which GPs presented numerical information to their patients, they exclusively used absolute percentages in 10 sessions, combined absolute risk information and natural frequencies in seven sessions, and used relative risk information to communicate the patient's risk in one session.
This pCR definition corresponds to the grade 0 of the classification proposed by Blazer et al (2008), which is based exclusively on the percentage of residual tumour cells whatever the type of regression.
If one considers only the rounded environment, in which [R] exclusively occurred, then the percentage even doubled to a non-negligible 12% (Table 2).
Interestingly, most of our NIDU used cocaine exclusively, with a small percentage (6%) also reporting smoking crack, indicating that crack may not be particularly important for HCV transmission among our study population.
In contrast, Lar and Opa showed the lowest percentage of exclusively shared OTUs with 0%.
Table 5 shows that underweight-for-age (p = 0.02), protein (p = 0.001) and the percentage of exclusively breastfed infants (p = 0.003) are associated with the IMR.
MLRA showed that underweight-for-age, protein and the percentage of exclusively breastfed infants were associated with the infant mortality rate (IMR).
Moreover, the percentage of exclusively breast-fed infants at 6 months of age in the United States was only 22% in 1995 (Ryan 1997).
