Sentence examples for proportion of delay from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, two important indicators (proportion of delay in the crossing time, i.e. PDC, and local density level, i.e. LDL) are introduced into the evaluation of pedestrian crossing efficiency and comfort level respectively.

The prehospital delay constitutes the largest proportion of delay time and is a major challenge, 11 where the patient's decision time accounts for the largest part.

It accounts for the greatest proportion of delay time in the pathway from symptom discovery to the start of cancer treatment [ 8– 10] and has been associated with socioeconomic deprivation [ 6].

Therefore, by taking a previous study done on diagnostic delay in Ethiopia, which showed 58% proportion of delay of more than one month [ 9], and a 95% confidence interval and a margin error of 5%, the sample size was calculated to be 373.

It has been hypothesised that poor cancer survival in Denmark is related to gate-keeping by primary care doctors (Vedsted and Olesen, 2011), although a Danish study found that a large proportion of delay in diagnosis was attributable to delay between the GP initiating investigations for cancer and the start of treatment (Hansen et al, 2011).

The proportion of delays attributable to social care was 34.4% in September; the remainder were attributable to the NHS and social care, up from 30.8% a year ago.

This is particularly evident when considering polymer modified bitumens with a high proportion of delayed elasticity.

Therefore, we predicted that the varenicline arm would have a higher proportion of delayed quitters than the other two arms.

Participant accounts indicated that attempts to manage conflict through avoidance accounted for a significant proportion of delays in help-seeking.

When we compare the counties with highest (Vestfold) and lowest (Oppland) proportion of delayed vaccinations the immigrant population was 15.8 % vs 9.7%%, the proportion living in urban settlements was 85.3 % vs. 57.1 % and the proportion of adult higher education was 25.5 % vs. 21.5 % respectively [ 14].

This was presumably due to the severity of the initial haemorrhage, a high rate of intracerebral haemorrhage, the high proportion of delayed cerebral ischaemia, the prospective design of the study and the fact that the indication for neurosurgical intervention was an inclusion criterion (Gilmore et al., 2010).