Sentence examples for ideal response rate from inspiring English sources

Whilst there is no evidence of an ideal response rate relationship to survey validity, response rates can be enhanced by including monetary incentives, providing a time cue, and repeat contact with non-responders.

This real world context is not untypical of much health and social care research and the shortcomings, like less than ideal response rates and incomplete data sets should be viewed in this context.

In particular the questions used in the survey are not ideal, and the response rate was poor.

Craig J. Newschaffer, chairman of epidemiology and biostatistics at the Drexel School of Public Health in Philadelphia, praised the new report, calling it "quite a strong study," but he added that the results were based on information about 63 percent of the schoolchildren, a good response rate but not ideal.

The efficacy of gefitinib in patients with PS ⩾2 in IDEAL 2 was comparable with its efficacy in IDEAL 2 overall: patients with PS 2 3 had a response rate of 14% and a clinical benefit rate of ∼40% compared with rates in the whole trial population of 11.8 and 42.2%, respectively.

They showed that In-Zevalin could penetrate into CNS lymphoma at higher levels than into normal brain; however, Y-Zevalin administration with a 33% response rate did not represent an ideal treatment to patients.

The peak count rate was 5 million CPM, although the ideal response denoted by the linear function indicates a substantial loss of accuracy at these high count rates.

The objective tumour response rate at 250 mg day−1 in IDEAL 1 was 18.4%.

As is typical for online surveys using nationally representative panels, the response rate for the survey is less than ideal.

In IDEAL 2, the more heavily pretreated trial population, the objective response rate was 11.8% for the 250 mg day−1 dose.

We achieved 34.4% of the ideal target (92/267), or 37.7% of the adjusted target (92/244); response rate among all managers contacted across the four waves of data collection (n=410) was 22.4%.