Sentence examples for proportion of analyses from inspiring English sources

Note that we use the term 'coverage probability' to describe the proportion of analyses that recover all node ages on the tree (see Methods).

For each SNP, we computed the proportion of analyses in which the SNP was selected for inclusion in a final QTL model (RMIP; results for days to anthesis are presented in Figure 5, results for other traits are presented in Supplementary Figure S6).

The concentration of TNC was calculated as the sum of the proportions of analysed carbohydrates in dry biomass (i.e. mg g−1).

In this study, we determined the proportion of Kaplan Meier analyses published in prominent medical journals that are potentially biased because of competing events ("competing risk bias").

Let's quantify bias by u - the proportion of probed analyses that would not have been GWA findings in an unbiased study, but are nevertheless reported as such, because of bias [42].

However, these studies indicated that the prevalence of MRSA was low among the proportion of pigs analysed before 2009.

For IADL, the proportion of individuals analysed was highest in Cyprus (almost 100%) and lowest in Poland (87%).

Table 3 compares the proportion of meta-analyses incorrectly showing that the mean effect size differed from zero among all samples (column 'All') and among samples where no publication bias was found.

This reflected a higher proportion of meta-analyses in which investigators tested for departures from HWE (63% vs. 47%; P = 0.281) and a higher proportion of papers in which investigators considered the possibility of genotyping errors in the primary studies (25% vs. 8%; P = 0.076).

Another commonly used feature of modeling at the item level is the robust assessment of DIF, as reflected in the high proportion of performed DIF analyses.

However, since ANX had the highest proportion of females, additional analyses, not presented, confirmed that the addition of sex as a covariate did not change the findings presented here.