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Less than 25% of adolescents surveyed stated that they regularly (always or most of the time) made use of the information on the nutrition facts label, with the highest percentage using the total fat on the nutrition facts label (Table 2).
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Finally, these shares were converted to percentages using the total cost of the reported food basket.
We added up all codes present in these data sets and calculated percentages using the total number of codes used (not the total number of contacts).
We also described the total number of diagnoses and their percentage separately, using the total number of events as denominator.
We calculated percentages by using the total number of medical devices in the relevant population as the denominator.
The percentage is calculated using the total contig number (i.e., 32,619) in the assembly as the denominator.
The percentage is calculated using the total sequence number for each case divided by all 3′-end or 5′-end ESTs.
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Percentages were calculated using the total number of patients from the relevant population as the denominator (i.e. including all patients with missing data for that variable).
Percentages were computed using the total number of patients in the overall study population or relevant group as the denominator unless otherwise specified Between January 1 , 1996 and December 31 , 2006 there were 210 admissions of patients with lung cancer in the two study MICUs.
Overall, there were a larger number of descriptive and explanatory frameworks compared to prescriptive and predictive.> -wrap-foot> Percentages were calculated using the total number of frameworks at each innovation group in the denominator.
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