Sentence examples for only one proportion from inspiring English sources

The univariate case, in which only one proportion or s share per establishment is analysed and for which papers by Papke and Wooldridge ([1996], for cross-sectional and [2008] for panel data) represent crucial contributions to the literature, will not be discussed in detail.

We found that we can be confident in our initial results using the original survey data because only one proportion out of eighteen changed despite the moderate level of reliability as captured by the agreement statistics.

CPT2 hosts a special PPRE, namely only one half proportion with perfect consensus sequence (TGACCT) [ 22].

When only one marginal proportion is known, the appropriate p-value is also needed.

Of eight characteristics of the colleague sample investigated as potential predictors of colleague scores, only one characteristic the proportion of colleagues reporting that they had daily or weekly contact with the doctor being assessed during their period of familiarity with the doctor's clinical practice was a predictor of more favourable colleague feedback.

Only one study provided proportions diagnosed as hypertensive using all three methods of blood pressure monitoring.

Presumably, since the Democratic contest is the only one this week, a larger proportion of the undeclared voters will vote Democratic than did so four years ago when both parties had primaries.

A related issue is the relative power of joint-family and single-family analysis for detecting rare QTL (those QTL segregating in only one or a small proportion of families).

Enders herself admits to only one mistake of "Titanic" proportions - her prediction in 2001 that the music industry would get piracy under control by 2005.

Suppose that in the hypothetical example above, only one of the marginal proportions was given but that p = 0.029 was reported.

Indeed, out of all 26,117 Dichaete binding intervals identified across the three species, the major fraction (47%) are present in only one species, with smaller proportions present at orthologous locations in two (23%) or all three (30%) species.