In the OR task, this referred to the proportion of total exploration time spent exploring the novel object (i.e., the difference between the time spent exploring the novel and the familiar object divided by the total time spent exploring both objects).
To take advantage of a 'easy handling' PI score, practically, the rate of inappropriate unexploration, which therefore should tend to 0, can be easily calculated as the inverse of PPV, whereas the proportion of unnecessary exploration corresponds to the inverse of NPV.
It spends far more as a proportion of revenue on its exploration efforts than big rivals like Exxon Mobil.
Although the least accurate team (X) completed the smallest proportion of survival estimates, further exploration of the team data found no consistent relationship between accuracy and the proportion of missing estimates.
On exclusion of patients who returned to theatre for re-exploration, the proportion of patients who received a transfusion or who stayed in ICU for more than one night were less in tranexamic acid, without reaching statistical significance.
Ending crewed space flights would mean turning "our back on a universe of exploration... a mistake of historic proportions".
Readers new to Walden may be surprised at the high proportion of its energy given to empirical exploration and demonstration.
During the composer's lifetime a number of prominent musicians dedicated albums to his compositions; the soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy went further and gave over a great proportion of his career to the deep exploration of Monk's music, like some medieval scholar engaged in a study of theological texts.
Its US interests are immensely important – more than a third of its worldwide revenues and a similar proportion of the profits it makes from exploration and production – the "upstream" part of the business that went so spectacularly wrong in the Gulf of Mexico.
The proportion of DG neurons expressing Arc after exploration was 1.5%, significantly higher than that observed in the cage control animals and in agreement with the notion of a sparse code for spatial information processing in the DG [22], [26], [27].
