Using monthly data, I find a significant negative correlation between this measure of uncertainty and the proportion of completed appropriation bills.
Results: The proportion of completed nursing risk assessments did not change after implementation of the EPR.
The proportions of complete and partial concordance between the questionnaires and the reason for consultation and past symptoms reported in the clinical records were also measured.
Tolerability was assessed by measuring patch application duration, the proportion of patients completing over 90% of the intended treatment duration, application site-related pain using the Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS), and analgesic medication use to relieve such pain.
Proportions of completed questionnaires are presented in Figure 3.
The most common adherence measures were the proportion of participants completing exercise programs (ie, did not cease participation, four studies, range 65to8686%), proportion of available sessions attended (five studies, range 58 to 77%) and average number of home exercise sessions completed per week (two studies, range 1.5 to 3 times per week).
Area-level SEP measures, derived from Census data, included proportion of residents completing a university education, and median household weekly income.
To detect low effort in low-stakes testing, Wise and Kong (2005) developed a continuous measure of test taking effort called response time effort (RTE) as the proportion of items completed with solution behavior.
Adherence will be measured using data automatically collected by the system (e.g. number of times each participant logs onto the site, amount of time spent on the site, proportion of activities completed).
A higher proportion of participants completed the PD arm than the NNR arm (77% PD, 63% NNR).
A similar proportion of patients completed the study on lurasidone (67.5%) and ziprasidone (69.3%).
