Sentence examples for in the total proportion from inspiring English sources

There was no difference in the total proportion of pedestrians observed to be distracted at either intersection (p = 0.728).

Results show the overall pass rate is up slightly, but for the first time in 15 years there has been no increase in the total proportion getting A or A* grades.

Even though no significant difference appeared in the total proportion of each pattern between the three conditions (Fig. 2B2), 58.3 and 50% of the patterns were modified when airflow was decreased and increased, respectively, relative to the basal flow rate (Fig. 2B1).

The near-doubling of UCLA's market share from 2003 to 2008 (3.2 to 6.2%) was associated with a rise in the total proportion of cases performed by high volume hospitals from 26.2 to 33.0% (P < 0.0001).

The great difference in the total proportion of multimorbid patients might be due to the fact, that their results were based on self-report and the number of the listed chronic conditions was 12.

Although there was no significant difference between cases and controls in the total proportion of antibiotic usage across all modes of delivery (Table 2), among the women with sepsis who had a caesarean section, 38.5% received antibiotics during pregnancy or delivery, which was significantly lower than the 70.2% of control women who had a caesarean section and received antibiotics (P < 0.001).

Interestingly, this trend is confirmed by the DNA-mRNA comparisons in which the total proportion of DNA matches is always far lower than the proportion of mRNA (Table 4).

In fact, the total proportion of proviral elements and solo LTRs on the sense strand did not differ significantly from that expected by chance.

Skeptics have pointed out that in South Asia the total proportion of newborn deaths attributable to sepsis as principal cause is only 14%.

Figure 2 presents the proportion of the Norwegian population with one or more of the CCI diseases in 2010 2011 and the total proportion admitted to Norwegian hospitals in that same period.

With a prevalence rate of 9% for MDE in general practice the total proportion of patients correctly identified by HADS-D was significantly higher than that of GPs using the CGI-S.