Sentence examples for perception of the proportion from inspiring English sources

Female friends is the respondent's perception of the proportion of same-gendered friends, reversed for male students to form a unified measure of (perceived) proportion of girls in peer group.6 Finally, NL indicates whether a student was surveyed in the Netherlands, and thus had experienced early tracking, or not.

As the chance levels represent participants' perception of the proportion of partner types, one can conclude that not only is participants' memory for partner types robust to longer retention intervals but also their memory for the environment.

In contrast, the perception of the proportion of Canadians who were abstinent was fairly accurate.

Similarly, the perception of the proportion of Canadians who drank seven or more drinks per week was 47.0%, more than double the actual percent of Canadians who drank seven or more drinks per week (17.7%; population data grouped by sex).

Finally, it should be noted that there was a significant (P < 0.001) negative correlation between participants' amount of alcohol consumption and perceptions of the proportion of Canadians who drank more than they did.

To describe cardiac specialist and CR program perceptions of the proportion of patients receiving CR within CCS-recommended wait times [ 12], as well as whether the recommendations are appropriate and feasible, a descriptive examination was performed.

Specifically, there was only limited support for the hypothesis that the level of normative misperception would reduce as respondents got older with the highest Pearson correlation, r = −0.07 for the relationship between perceptions of the proportion of Canadians who drank more than the respondent and the respondents' age.

Staff perceptions of the proportion of medical patients with VTE risk factors ranged from 30%to90%0%, only 13 believed that over 80% would be at risk, while the majority (20/24; 83%) estimated that less than 20% of patients would have both VTE and bleeding risks.

In the context of scene perception, the proportion of fixations directed to regions of interests has been analyzed in that way (for example, see Ref. 45).

Within each perception, the proportion of negative to neutral perceptions was compared across the three participant groups using χ tests of contingency tables with a Yates correction using GraphPad QuickCalcs software (http://graphpad.com/quickcalcs/).

We ask if the debate about presentism is able to help putting this dramatised perception of the issue into proper proportion; possibly illustrating not a short cut, but something along the lines of a clarifying, inspiring perspective at least.