Sentence examples for for which proportion from inspiring English sources
To assess how frequently, or for which proportion of chemicals an interspecies extrapolation factor may exceed the default values it is necessary to analyse datasets for groups of chemicals rather than individual substances or specific pathways.
These questions centre on the actual incidence of cognitive decline (e.g. how many patients are affected, and for which proportion of patients does cognitive decline interfere with daily life activities?) and on the trajectory of cognitive decline (i.e. does chemotherapy cause acceleration of aging or even put patients at increased risk for dementia?).
Three lists of RT were thus produced according to the decision of the Pearson's chi-squared proportion test i) RT for which proportions of sbsRT were greater in cancer than in healthy, ii) RT for which proportions of sbsRT were greater in healthy than in cancer iii) RT for which proportions of sbsRT in cancer and healthy were not significantly different.
For each segment (decision node labeled (1) in Figure 1), a binomial test was performed to identify loss of heterozygosity (segments for which the proportion of heterozygous SNPs was significantly lower than the proportion estimated for the whole genome).
The line of no effect comprises all points for which the proportion of subjects who respond to drug is the same as the proportion who respond to placebo.
[ 23- 26] This mismatch is greatest for Urban Family Medicine for which the proportion of students interested in this career choice at medical school entry is 28.1% points below the current proportion of physicians practicing in this discipline.
We have reviewed reports of cryptococcal IRIS and have developed a consensus case definition specifically for paradoxical crytopcoccal IRIS in patients with HIV-1 and known cryptococcal disease before ART, and a separate definition for incident cryptococcosis developed during ART (termed ART-associated cryptococcosis), for which a proportion of cases are likely to be unmasking cryptococcal IRIS.
In r, land hexagons with zero-simulated species (for which the proportion of migrants could not be calculated) are shaded in grey.
Comparing the shares of each occupation in a field of study with the marginal distribution of each occupation is not new, and Lemieux (2014), for example, identified occupation field of study cells for which the proportion of workers in the occupation is more than twice its marginal distribution (the share of each occupation in the entire labor force).
In Table 2 (p. 13), he identified occupation field of study cells (table note a) for which the proportion of workers in the occupation is more than the twice as high as the marginal distribution (the share of each occupation in the entire labor force).
