Sentence examples for proportion advanced from inspiring English sources

For lung cancer, being at practices with higher TWW referral rates was associated with lower proportion advanced (RD-3.6RD-3.6%% CI −1.8%%, −5.5 %) p < 0.001) whereas being at practices with more patients per GP was associated with higher proportion advanced (RD1.8%% (95 % CI 0.2, 3.4) p = 0.01).

Participants were also slightly younger and a lower proportion had advanced cancer (Additional file 1: Table S1).

HIV diagnosis in 97% of adolescents occurred after presentation with clinical disease and a higher proportion had advanced HIV disease at presentation compared with adults [WHO Stage 3/4 disease (79.3 versus 65.2%, P < 0.001)].

The detection rate was defined as the proportion of participants having advanced neoplasia.

Although these errors may have caused us to underestimate the number of girls vaccinated, given the small proportion of girls who are advanced or held back a grade, the proportion affected by this is expected to be small.

However, this would not explain the divergence, because the proportions of localized versus advanced prostate cancers in our study population was relatively high and consistent with those in other highly screened populations in which positive associations between PCB and prostate cancer have been reported (Ritchie et al. 2005).

In 2004, a survey by The Wall Street Journal found that Saint Ann's, where admissions standards are highly selective, led all high schools in the United States in the proportion of graduates advancing to what the newspaper regarded as the nation's top 10 colleges; 30 of 74 graduates, or 41 percent, did so.

It is not clear what proportion of intensivists should acquire advanced level.

For as a proportion less capital will be advanced on labour, and only labour can create value.

In regions in which this process is well advanced a high proportion of species are thus predicted to have become restricted to protected areas.

The diagnostic yield per 100 invitees is defined as the proportion of screenees with detected advanced neoplasia relative to all eligible invitees.