Sentence examples for failure proportions from inspiring English sources
Rating failure proportions increased from 20% in videos with the highest bandwidth to 60% (P<.001) in videos with the lowest bandwidth, with no significant differences in proportions across frame rate categories.
An asymptotic normal two-sample test was employed to evaluate the difference in failure proportions.
12 In this paper, data currently available in MQDB, plus new data not yet publicly available, were analyzed with a focus on global and regional data, and the distribution of therapeutic classes, their failure proportions, the presence of counterfeit medicines, and possible trends were explored.
Relay systems are simple to design with a good safe failure proportion by using relays with normally open contacts.
The object of this work is the SIS performances evaluation taking into account the uncertainties related to the different parameters that come into play: failure rate, common cause failure proportion, diagnostic coverage (DC), etc.
The cumulative failures (range, 0%-83%) was > 5% in all except one series and > 10% in 12 of 16 series; five series had a cumulative failure proportion > 20%.
Compared with a failure proportion of 73.2% in reporting randomization in the findings of Xu et al., we found a lower failure proportion of 30.3%.
The failure proportion per region was 11.5%, 10.4%, and 2.9% for South America, Africa, and Asia, respectively.
Although this group of therapeutic indications represented only 3.2% of samples reported, the failure proportion was 18.6%, representing 10.6% of total failed samples.
Using multi-model inference (MMI), the model with the most explanatory power contained proportion failing as the response variable, with predicted failure proportion and level of course structure treated as fixed effects and quarter treated as a random effect.
We hypothesise that HFNC therapy will have a lower failure proportion, reduced transfer rate, reduced length of stay, and lower health care costs associated with the treatment, in comparison to standard subnasal oxygen.
