Sentence examples for proportion of lost from inspiring English sources

But it argues that damages should be calculated as a relevant proportion of lost Apple profits, rather than the total $399m first awarded against it.

In India, time spent by those with migraine in the ictal state (4.2 %) was also lower than the proportion of lost productive time (5.8%%) [26].

On the other hand, 5.8%% (the proportion of lost productive time) is only modestly higher than 4.2%% (the average proportion of all available time spent by those with migraine in the ictal state).

Some mention higher prevalence of HIV co-infection [11], [12] or higher latent TB infection rates [13], while others vary in the predominant clinical forms of TB [11], [12], [14], rates of drug resistance [13], or the proportion of lost to follow-up cases [15].

It is the mean by chromosome arm of the proportion of lost or gained clones.

The proportion of lost or non-responding patients among the cases was 1.2%.

There was no clear trend between initial weight or BMI and successful weight loss, although patients who were heaviest had the greatest proportion of losing 5 kg or more (41% of men and 48% of women).

Table 2 presents a description of the sample camel population from which the proportions of lost heifers were estimated.

Particularly notable were the proportions of lost useful time: 17.7 % of males and 28.0 % of females with migraine lost >10%% of days; 44.7 % of males and 53.7 % of females with probable MOH lost >20%%.

Reported rates of LTF vary considerably; one review of antiretroviral treatment programmes in Africa reported cumulative proportions of lost to care at two years ranging from 15% to 54% [1].

Another limitation was the proportion of patients lost to follow up, with 43 of 45 lost patients being from Mulago Hospital.