For example, if the proportion of blue items in the sample is 100%, it suggests that the population proportion is close to 100%; that is positively relevant to matching since samples of near-homogeneous populations are more likely to match.
For example, if the proportion of the joint responses represented by envelope activity at 300 Hz and fine-structure activity at 250 Hz given in response to a 550 850 1150 Hz tone complex were 0.58 and 0.42, respectively, this operation would compute the sum (0.58*300 Hz)+(0.42*250 Hz) = 279 Hz.
For example, if the proportion of viral-related cirrhosis and alcohol-related cirrhosis varied, the risk of developing liver cancer might appear to vary also, as viral-related cirrhosis has been reported to carry a higher risk than alcohol-related cirrhosis (Morgan et al, 2004; Bialecki and Di Bisceglie, 2005; Kanwal et al, 2011).
The NA of each subject was sampled according to the assumed proportion - for example, if the assumed proportion was 10%, each subject had a 10% probability of displaying NA.
Moreover, the advantage of MMI over SMI is particularly apparent in some specific conditions, for example, if the missing proportion on X1 is 40% instead of 10% (line 23 in Table B2).
(For example, if the population proportion is 100%, all samples match the population).
A possible exception is incomplete outcome data which could lead to underestimation of the intervention effect in some circumstances (for example, if a proportion of intervention participants leave the study because they have increased their physical activity).
For example, if a large proportion of the sample endorses item A and only a small proportion endorses item B, it is consider inconsistentto have an individual who endorses item B, but not item A. If the items are ordinated from the most prevalent item to the least prevalent, a coherent vector of responses for a given individual is composed of 1s then of 0s, for example (1,1,1,0,0) or (1,0,0,0,0).
For example, if the assay concentration of DLGG is higher than its critical micelle concentration, the proportion of free DLGG in solution may be much lower than described in the Figure.
For example, if the prevalence of the outcome among overweight children was 10%, then the 'High risk' cut-off was set so that the proportion of overweight children with scores that exceed the cut-off would be 10%.
If authorities aim to discourage the use of studded tyres by introducing a tax for their use, as in major cities in Norway [6] for example, the proportion of studded tyres could be influenced by the size of the tax.
