Sentence examples for proportion of call from inspiring English sources

In our study, abnormal vital signs were the leading reason of call in stable, unstable and DNR patients, although the proportion of call reasons was different.

Boxplots of the proportion of call types (y-axis) for females (top, nfemales = 12) and males (bottom, nmales = 10) over the detailed breeding stages (x-axis, UP: Unpaired, NN: No nest, Inspec: Nest inspection, Terr: Nest defence, Build: Nest building, Lay: Egg-laying, Incub: Incubation).

In the prolonged isolation study, a Chi-square test was used to compare the proportion of call types emitted by PND 2, PND 4 and PND 8 pups, and repeated measures ANOVAs were used to compare call parameters across 120 min of maternal separation for the pups that vocalized in each test session.

For the sake of clarity, in the case of Figure 4 figure supplement 1 (which should only give an overview over the proportion of call types in the repertoire over more detailed breeding stages), we now provide boxplots with Bayesian CrI and estimates, but, instead of indicating differences between groups via different letters, added a table with values (Appendix 2) for interested readers.

Bill Roper, a vice president at Blizzard North, a maker of popular computer games like the Diablo and Warcraft series, said that a growing proportion of calls to his company's tech-support lines were from parents.

Between 2004 and 2012 the proportion of calls on its toll-free line it managed to answer fell from 87% to 68%, and the average wait rose from 3 minutes to 17.

"Similarly, the proportion of calls to NHS Direct relating to colds/flu and fever was very low last winter compared with the previous year.

There was a highly significant difference (P <.0001) in the percentage of visits and critical test result management messages sent between embedded and nonembedded reading rooms, while the differences in the proportion of calls both to and from referring providers was not significant (P =.4468).

The proportion of calling males may also vary over time.

Service C was noted to have a high proportion of calls related to preventable adverse events.

We found that nurses handled a larger proportion of calls alone at night than during the day and evening.