Sentence examples for percentage of shift from inspiring English sources

There was an improvement in the percentage of shift checks completed when they were automatically sheduled.

We sought to assess compliance with DFO, the percentage of shift to other iron chelators, and the occurrence of cardiac siderosis, and cardiac events and death in β-TM patients on DFO monotherapy.

To determine the relative uptake of MitoTracker® or LysoTracker® the threshold was set at about 50% of the WT signal intensity and the percentage of shift in the fluorescence activated cell sorter (FACS) staining was determined with the Summit version 4.2 software (Beckman Coulter).

A discrepancy was found between how affiliate time was calculated (percentage of shift) and physician hours were calculated (hours per day).

"Because exposure was measured by the percentage of shift workers in a particular occupation rather than by individual shift worker, the relationship of cancer to individual exposures could not be directly determined but had to be inferred from the exposure of the occupational group," says lead author Judith Schwartzbaum, an associate professor of epidemiology at The Ohio State University.

Note: N Number of observations; numbers in cells: %t percentage of shift's time spent in observed activity.

The amount of HMGB1 was calculated from the percentage of shifted hcDNA, quantified with ImageJ software.

A calibration curve is drawn by plotting the percentage of shifted material (bands C1+C2) as a function of the amount of HMGB1 on a semi-logarithmic scale.

This was expressed as a percentage of each shift, because affiliates worked shifts ranging from 8 to 13 hours, depending on ICU need.

It inadequately explains why mechanical downtime, as a percentage of the shift length, should be higher for harvesters working 12-hour shifts than for harvesters working single or multi-shifts of shorter duration.

Even though driving into sidings/the depot is a frequent task for drivers working shifts around rush hours, it does not account for a significant percentage of their shift.