Sentence examples for proportion of data on from inspiring English sources

A substantial proportion of data on drowning location were obtained from case notes prepared by paramedics who attended the scene, or text entered in the 'presenting complaint' field in the emergency department.

The proportion of data obtained on weight development, diet and physical activity was assessed from the number of completed and returned baseline and follow-up questionnaires, maternity cards and postpartum weight measurement forms.

We achieved 100% agreement for our primary outcome, the proportion of data presented based on the lenient rule.

Since optimal adherence is based on the proportion of data above a fixed cut-off (≥90%%), decisions about the unknown intervals affect the denominator but not the numerator.

We applied an indicator variable approach to address the small proportion of missing data on the adjustment covariates (5.6% of study participants were missing data on at least one covariate).

Data on husbands would also help but, as explained above, the proportion of missing data on fathers was too high to be used in the analyses.

Due to the high proportion of missing data on Aboriginality, it has been argued that the disease notification rates calculated from the national notifiable disease data underestimate the true rates of disease among Aboriginal people, independent of other biases that influence the likelihood of disease being identified and diagnosed [ 11].

Estimates of the effects of VET on problem solving should be interpreted with care for countries such as Poland, Japan, Estonia, Ireland and Korea, where the proportion of missing data on PSTRE proficiency is relatively high.

First we evaluated the impact of having a large proportion of BLD data on the precision of parameter estimates.

The effect of excluding markers with a large proportion of missing data on the genomic selection accuracy is also examined.

We assessed the effects of reducing the proportion of missing data on our analysis by excluding poorly-sampled genes.