Sentence examples for information on proportion from inspiring English sources

Information on proportion of children in different BLL categories across few sociodemographic and other variables was also presented.

All studies with information on proportion of relapses detected by clinical examination, mammography and self-examination were included.

Coding has previously been shown weak in other types of poisoning 23, and importantly these data sets also do not provide information on proportions treated.

The social deprivation index summarizes information on the proportion of single-parent families, the proportion of persons living alone, and the proportion of persons separated, divorced, or widowed in the patient's 6-digit postal code area of residence.

There is also a lack of information on the proportion of pregnant women tested, the proportion who return for their results, treatment provided to test positive women and their partners and adverse birth outcomes due to syphilis.

Too few studies included information on the proportion of clusters containing two cases, proportion of the study sample with previous TB or with pulmonary TB, so these could not be included in the analysis (table 2).

Our study lacked clinical data on severity of disease and staffing level, but included information on the proportion admitted to intensive care units and the proportion receiving specific intensive care treatment according to time of admission.

The material deprivation index summarizes information on the proportion of persons who have no high school diploma, the proportion of persons employed, and the average income in the patient's postal code area of residence.

The material deprivation index summarizes information on the proportion of persons who have no high school diploma, the proportion of persons employed, and the average income in the patient's 6-digit postal code area of residence.

For the entomological studies, the number of sampling villages (N) was determined using the equation (N = p q N/(AE 2 N+p q) where p = proportion of households with mosquitoes (Because there was no previous information on the proportion of houses (p) with mosquitoes in the area, we estimated it to be 50%), q = 1−p, and the allowable error (AE) was set at 5%.

These results are difficult to interpret since they provide information on the proportion of the total number of patients in the study (n = 48) reporting these preferences, rather than the proportion per randomised group.