Sentence examples for proportion of absences from inspiring English sources

Nursing assistants had the highest proportion of absences of long duration.

We evaluated model performance with statistics commonly used for judging the performance of SDMs: the Area Under the Curve of the Receiver Operator Characteristic Function (AUC) [ 82], the proportion of presences and absences correctly categorized (pcc), the proportion of presences correctly predicted (sensitivity), and the proportion of absences correctly predicted (specificity).

As the proportion of authorised absences has fallen, so the percentage of unauthorised holiday absences has risen, from 3.2% in 2012-13 to 4.4% in 2014-15.

Counties with the highest proportion of unauthorised absences are Blaenau Gwent, Cardiff and Newport, the lowest are Carmarthenshire and Flintshire.

The differences observed in LD patterns between populations are in accordance with DEFA3 locus absence results; the Yoruba samples showing highest LD variability and also having the highest proportion of DEFA3 absence.

Musculoskeletal disorders of the spine in the US military account for the single largest proportion of the absence of sickness causes leading to early termination.

Between groups chi-square test was performed to compare the proportion of DEFA3 absence in different human populations.

Overall, data on the encephalitis patients is sparse in nature where large proportion of zeroes (absence) than ones (presence) is observed for most of the variables.

A large and rapidly growing proportion of sickness absence in the UK is attributed to depression, anxiety and common mental health problems [ 4].

We modified the RCGP classification by adding four extra disease categories (gastrointestinal, headache and migraine, neurosis, neurosis ill-defined) that accounted for a high proportion of sickness absence spells.

As a proportion of all pupil absences in terms of school days lost, unauthorised absences have stayed unchanged at 0.2% of pupil days since 2012, while authorised family holidays, which accounted for 0.3% of total pupil time in 2012-13, fell to just 0.1% in 2014-15.