Sentence examples for proportion of approached from inspiring English sources

While a large proportion of approached subjects agreed to testing, we do not have precise data on the number of refusals.

d′ values were obtained using the transform d ' = z (H i t ) − z (F A ), where Hit and FA are the hit and false alarm rates; that is, the proportion of approach-to-target responses made correctly for gap stimuli and incorrectly for no-gap stimuli, respectively.

Of the two studies that reported the proportion of subjects approached who participated, the average response rate was 36.5%.

It is much more difficult when, as we found, a non-trivial proportion of people approached refuses to participate.

The proportion of patients approached who provided written informed consent for this study was collected as a surrogate marker of acceptability of a biopsy procedure.

Clinical data was easily collected, but the collection of psychosocial data was compromised as a high proportion of those approached were unable to complete standard questionnaires without the assistance of support workers [ 12].

A large proportion of patients approached about the study declined to participate; many considered the application of monitoring as a set-back in their condition regardless of the reason for it.

If the proportion of those approached who agree to participate varies with the method used, then this is likely to have implications for the usefulness of the inferences that are ultimately made.

The following were described: Recruitment (proportion of people approached who were trained); Participation (a) the proportion of people trained who provided any preferences and (b) the proportion of panel members who contributed to each "set" of values; and Compliance (the proportion, per participant, of preference tasks which were completed).

The C of E has set a goal of increasing the number of people being ordained by 50% by 2020 to offset the proportion of clergy approaching, or beyond, retirement age.

Also of value would be an investigation into the proportion of people approaching NHS Stop Smoking Services that have (or have had) mental health problems.