Sentence examples for proportion of continuing from inspiring English sources

If we apply the 12-month proportion of continuing DMPA use for CHW-initiated clients (63%), this would suggest an incremental cost per CYP of approximately US$16.

The university affiliated GAU offer a higher proportion of continuing management training to head-nursing staff (58% vs. 31%, p ≤ 0.05) and continuing clinical training to the multi-professional team (63% vs. 36%, p ≤ 0.05).

38 39 We evaluated the effect of the different screening strategies on this issue by calculating the number of unnecessary terminations, the proportion of pregnancies affected by Down's syndrome screened by a first trimester test, and the proportion of continuing pregnancies that proceed to a second trimester test (fig 3).

However, contingent screening was unique in permitting 77.81% of patients to be reassured at the first trimester and 77.95% of women to avoid retesting in the second trimester (proportion of continuing pregnancies that proceed to a second trimester testing, fig 3).

We report proportions of continued drug, alcohol, and sexual risk behaviors in Table 2. Our assumption that participants lost to follow-up continued the risky behavior yielded a conservative estimate of intervention effects; we also present alternate outcomes where those lost to follow-up were excluded; censoring participants lost to follow-up did not substantively change outcomes.

Of the five boroughs, all of which showed declines for the year, Staten Island had the largest proportion of teens continuing to smoke, 14.7percentt, down from 22.8percentt in 2005.

A proportion of the continuing pay growth in public services is due to a promise of £250 extra for those on lower earnings.

Outcome measures included proportion of patients continuing on the assigned treatment strategy, proportion of patients seizure-free after achieving the target maintenance dose, and adverse effects rates.

The primary outcome was proportion of patients continuing treatment after 52 weeks.

All of these factors may have led to an underestimation of the proportion of participants continuing to provide VCT services.

Of this cohort, a high proportion of the continuing disability was seen in adolescents and young adults.