Sentence examples for predetermined proportion from inspiring English sources

In this case the interest is to ensure that a specified boundary of the absolute paired-measurement differences captures at least a predetermined proportion, p0: The proposed TI method for inference about the TDI can be utilized to perform inferences about the CP estimates.

"Its smallness provided me with a predetermined proportion of the tower".

It says the target – which stipulates that a predetermined proportion of patients should be admitted, discharged or transferred from emergency departments within four hours of presentation – had led to fewer deaths but now hospitals are struggling to keep beating it.

The principal components (PCs) identified in the PCA that together account for a predetermined proportion of variation, here 60%, are retained for the VCA.

New Zealand has adopted a different approach, distributing a predetermined proportion of the global budget to health plans according to the proportion of Maori, Pacific and deprived populations resident in each district [ 34].

If the Trust reaches a predetermined proportion of patients undergoing in-centre haemodialysis on a fistula, then its income for haemodialysis is comparable to a situation in which there is no Best Practice Tariff and prices are set at the national average cost.

Worker sensors and service sensors are deployed together, with the proportion predetermined by, where, and is the number of service nodes (worker nodes).

(National programme officer) The practice of the programme predetermining a higher proportion of the enablers' package for individual health workers, which is more than the respective health facilities, was seen as indiscreet/meddling.

Data saturation for commissioning organisations was reached when about half of the relevant stakeholders with direct experience of the contract were interviewed, although this proportion had not been predetermined.

Primary endpoints were the proportion of patients achieving predetermined oxygenation criteria for extubation (PaO2≥ 70 mmHg on ≤ 50% FiO2) at 1 h, and time to extubation. 100 patients (mean age 63 years; 79% male) were randomized to either recruitment (n=55) or control (n=45).

The degree of consensus regarding importance ratings was determined by assessing median, interquartile range, and proportion of experts scoring above predetermined thresholds.