Sentence examples for proportion of lay from inspiring English sources

Objectives To determine whether listening to music during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training increases the proportion of lay people delivering chest compressions of 100 per minute.

Conclusions Listening to Nellie the Elephant significantly increased the proportion of lay people delivering compression rates at close to 100 per minute.

For example, the readership probably includes a larger proportion of lay people than specialist journals, and this may be a major determining factor in the popularity of narrative reviews and editorials.

Further research is required to identify music that, when played during CPR training, increases the proportion of lay responders providing chest compressions at both the correct rate and depth.

Our systematic review identified that a significant proportion of lay people, doctors and pharmacists hold negative perceptions of generic medicines, perceiving generics as less effective, less safe, inferior in quality and more likely to cause side effects compared to their branded equivalents.

To investigate negative perceptions about generic medicines and evaluate the proportions of lay people, doctors and pharmacists who hold these perceptions.

About 1 out of every 10,000 workers has fully developed eggs in their ovaries, so only a small proportion of workers lay these eggs and most eggs are removed by other workers after they are laid., Consequently, workers produce a vanishingly small percentage of adult males, about 0.12% per colony, giving workers very low rates of direct reproduction in queenright colonies.

Its focus lies on estimating the proportion of points lying in clusters, the mean cluster size and the mean cluster radius without depending on prior knowledge of the parameters.

Mayer et al. [ 8] and Ruis-Heutinck et al. [ 9] have all noted significant alterations in the lying behaviour of bulls housed on a concrete floor, such as a higher proportion of atypical lying down and standing up movements and fewer periods lying when compared with bulls kept in pens with a bedded lying area.

When the soil was dry, cattle never chose to lie down on concrete, but in muddier conditions they spent a greater proportion of their lying time on concrete (mean ± SE: 56 ± 14 and 10 ± 8% in the very muddy and muddy treatments, respectively).

Camden (1.47%) and Westminster (1.43%) were two of the other London boroughs that had a higher proportion of homes lying empty for six or more months than the national average (1.02% of homes).