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NFPS is the number of frames that can be transrated by a given method divided by that of the CPDT method.

Figure 2 Indicator importance rating – divided by policy makers and experts: Mean perceived importance ratings of the indicators for a national REDD baseline method – Divided by policy makers (red colour, squared symbol) and scientific experts (blue colour, diamond symbol).

Figure 3 Indicator importance rating – divided by country groups: Mean perceived importance ratings of the indicators for a national REDD baseline method – Divided by Annex-1 (AN-1) country representatives (red colour, squared symbol) and Non-Annex-1 (NAN-1) country representatives (blue colour, diamond symbol).

The percentage of nuclei that were stained by the TUNEL method divided by the total number of DAPI-stained nuclei was assessed.

The sensitivity (number of positives by a method divided by the number of positives by either method) of PCR, 100%, is significantly higher than microscopy, 69.64%, (χ2 = 44.45.

Individual study proportions, that is the number of participants retained from a specific retention method divided by the number of participants approached, and 95% confidence intervals were calculated using random model analysis weighted by sample size and variance[ 21].

Even the most basic normalization method, dividing by the total number of reads in that library, has an extremely high correlation with the method described above (Spearman correlation of R = 0.9994).

The relative values for the spectrophotometric A260/230 ratio are expressed as a proportion, i.e. the difference in the median of the ratios for the two methods divided by the median of the ratio for the first method.

We then present the sources of influence that affect women's decisions to use hormonal FP methods divided by partners, the community, religious leaders and facility-based providers.

Lastly, we compared the percentage of shared genes (the number of shared genes from different methods, divided by the total number of genes within a chosen cut-off point) calculated by GY and other methods.

Enrichment ratio was estimated as the proportion of disease genes predicted by the methods divided by the disease genes within all benchmarking set as: (3) Where ΣDG is all disease genes and ΣG is total number of genes considered here.