Sentence examples for missing in about from inspiring English sources

Second, data for the cardiac index were missing in about 19% of the study populations that included four patients with AKI.

Information about the type of insurance, the educational level of the parents and the cultural background of the parents was missing in about 20% of the families.

One further point of concern might be that ScvO2 measurements after admission to the ICU were missing in about one fourth of the total population.

In 2003 this information was missing for about half of the patients in the registry, and in 2004 and 2005 it was missing in about one-third of the cases.

The stepwise approach relies heavily on the availability of first name and/or surname, both of which were missing in about one third of APD records in our linked dataset, and would have contributed little to this study.

Information on breast density was missing in about one third of cases, and these mammograms were retrospectively revised by one breast radiologist (SZ) and a trained, supervised resident in radiology (HS).

This low expression is most likely the reason why OLFM4 was missed in about 5%% of the runs.

Although there is agreement that LUS is suitable for detecting consolidations directly or via related artifacts, the diagnosis of pneumonia may be missed in about 8% of cases [ 14, 17], possibly due to limitations of visual analysis.

"The human factor is sometimes missing in stories about faraway places," said Mr. Pierre-Pierre, who has since published a steady stream of articles that provided an intimate and sensitive portrayal of events on the ground.

What is missing in this discussion about whether or not FPs should proceed more rigorously, is information about how often FPs are at all aware of cognitive impairment [ 6, 7].

I find this particularly missing in our discussions about the existential threat of climate change.