A proportion of off-gridders are those who live in houses so remote that they never joined the grid.
Instead of spreading purchases of Treasuries evenly across all maturities, the Fed will buy "a greater proportion of off-the-run securities with remaining maturities under two years" than those with remaining maturities between 10 and 30 years, it said in a statement.
However, prescribing practices have evolved significantly for amitriptyline so that the proportion of off-label use is very high (>80%) with the most frequent use in fibromyalgia, neuralgias and migraine prevention (Radley et al., 2006; Moore et al., 2015; Silberstein, 2015).
The overall pattern suggests that most students were engaged by both the physical and the virtual lab activities, with a somewhat higher level of student involvement in the virtual treatment, given the higher proportion of students focused on the task and the lower proportion of off-task gaze, verbal, and motor behaviors.
Also, because of the quality of the voters files, we know what proportion of off-year voter list are Hispanics, under 30, etc.
Kirst et al. [ 44] reported success with this approach, although a greater proportion of off-target capture may be expected.
Hence, SES differences in the larger proportion of off-promotion sales laid the foundation of the SES gap in food purchasing, which was exacerbated by promotional activities.
The proportion of off-type haplotypes in this second genetic group was higher than the first genetic group, with on average 4% OT per population.
The Mehta score was also developed in a selected population and both American scores excluded patients undergoing surgery without CPB, but were subsequently tested in a UK population that included a significant proportion of off-pump procedures.
The proportion of off-diagonals that were smaller than -0.05 or larger than 0.05 was 6.27% for G but only 0.02% for D. Therefore, matrix D was less informative than G.
