Sentence examples for proportion of index from inspiring English sources

Differences were however observed concerning the proportion of index patients who were smokers and the proportion of household contacts less than 15 years in the intervention arm.

There was no significant reduction in the proportion of index cases receiving antiviral treatment in the Protect phase, with 42/89 (47%) of the cases diagnosed during this phase receiving antivirals compared with 21/41 (51%) of those diagnosed in earlier pandemic phases (p = 0.67).

The proportion of index procedure success and endpoints for the single-lesion population are presented in Figure 1.

The frequency of duplicate testing was expressed as the proportion of index tests associated with a duplicate test.

The predicted risks shown here were reproduced by simulating data under this model and calculating the proportion of index cases for each configuration (data not shown).

The proportion of index case-patients and household contacts who reported being quarantined differed significantly (88.9% and 69.5%, respectively, p = 0.013).

P x) represents the proportion of indices statistically significant at 1% level or the exact P value for the whole dataset.

The river sediment samples taken downstream from a WWTP processing high volumes of antibiotics, as well as the effluent sample, had higher proportions of index-positive sequences due to elevated ARGs, plasmids, and TEs relative to the other samples.

Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst for Standard & Poor's, said a high proportion of the index's big swings had, in fact, occurred just since 2009: of 164 times the index had moved by at least 4 percent since 1962, 26 had been in the last three years.

We used a hierarchical model for a single proportion to estimate the proportion of indeterminate index test results.

The weighted LA-RDD sample is also slightly closer to the New South Wales population in the proportion of socioeconomic index quartiles [ 14]. * ABS 2001 Census.