Sentence examples for practices percent from inspiring English sources

For the five items which assessed such practices, percent agreement ranged from 38-80% and kappa from −0.06-0.60.

In clinical practice, mammographic percent density (MPD) has been estimated by radiologists using visual assessment to categorise percent breast density into quartiles (American College of Radiology, 2003).

Degree of involvement in a public setting care was hypothesized to involve more complex and challenging patient populations and degree of outpatient practice and percent of obese patients were thought to influence physicians' experience in and opportunities for providing obesity counseling.

Haphazard yogis are the norm nationwide: 25.7 percent practice once a week compared with the 8.7 percent who practice more than five times a week, according to a 2005 survey of 4,700 people conducted by Yoga Journal and Harris Interactive.

On the basis of the location of the GP practice, the highest percent change in attendances for campaign symptoms for patients aged 50 years or more was for practices in the most-deprived quintile (the first quintile) for the bowel campaign (72% increase) and for practices in the fourth quintile for the lung campaign (78% increase).

Overall, 63.3% of the respondents scored "good" practice, where the median percent of TBIC practice questions correctly answered was 50%.

The Goldman Sachs report raised questions about the practice of zero percent financing and other incentives.

Fifty percent practice in an OB/GYN partnership or group setting.

Eighty three percent practice breast self-examination (BSE) once a month and only 8% have ever had a mammogram.

The denominators are based on 25% samples of the 50 years and over practice populations: twenty five percent was chosen for logistic reasons.

The questionnaire sought information about physicians (age, sex, years in practice), practice characteristics (type, size, remuneration, percent of time spent in clinical practice, use of computer, out-of-hours service) and their level of agreement with several statements related to primary care reform in Ontario (Table 1).