Sentence examples for measured proportion from inspiring English sources

Model-predicted and empirically measured proportion of correct keyboard entries.

In a Toronto study that measured the association of the directly measured proportion of children walking to school with overall child pedestrian injury risk, a statistically significant crude incidence density ratio of 3.5 reduced to an incidence density ratio of 0.8 once built environment was taken into account (Rothman et al. 2014).

Because larvae are extremely difficult to re-capture in the field (owing to their underground retreats), we measured proportion of each plant consumed at day 21 as an index of larval growth and survival.

We measured proportion germination in the lab, and survival and fecundity (flower and seed production) for 2 years in the field, and calculated estimates of cumulative fitness.

A retrospective cohort study of 34,501 patients ≥65 years of age measured proportion of days (PDC) covered by statins in each quarter during the first year of therapy and every 6 months thereafter, in routine care settings (Benner et al 2002).

As a limitation to this study, we measured proportions of desirability of VBC activities based on self-reports by study participants.

For hypertension, dyslipidemia and diabetes mellitus, we first measured proportions in control, then assessed therapy modifications among those in poor control.

Microarray deconvolution is an emerging method for measuring proportions of cell types or states in complex systems.

Indeed, bit-scores are ultimately derived from gap scores and substitution matrices, while sequence identity simply measures proportions of identical nucleotides.

Pearson's chi-square tests were used to measure proportions in categorical variables.

It is also difficult to measure proportions of growth of different strains during the course of disease and which strains are primarily responsible for driving disease progression.