Sentence examples for proportion of operators from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that they fail to meet the needs of a large proportion of operators.

The proportion of operators complying with each of these criteria throughout the entire recording period varied between 0% and 16% (COMPLYcrit5 - COMPLYcrit8; Table 5).

The proportion of operators who, as an average throughout the shift, complied with obtaining sufficient variation within 60 minutes varied between 11% and 84% depending on the criterion (COMPLYcrit1 - COMPLYcrit4; Table 5).

From a procedural and technical perspective, a large proportion of operators in the Symplicity HTN-3 trial had no previous experience with the procedure and as such may have been less experienced compared to the site-specific trained Symplicity HTN-1 and -2 operators.

While the proportion of operators in our study with an BMI above normal (25 kg/m) was about the same as in the general Swedish population in the same age groups [ 56], 68% of the operators in a large new US CC company reported that they had gained weight since the start of their employment eight months earlier; on the average 7.5 kg, i.e. 0.9 kg/month [ 57].

Given that World Cups are usually won by teams with a high proportion of seasoned operators, and that Italian coaches tend to trust in maturity, that is what we can expect to see.

The proportion of tool operators capable of maintaining published psychophysically derived threaded fastener tool handle deflection limits were predicted using a biodynamic tool operator model, interacting with the tool, task and workstation.

In our trial, we had a relatively high proportion of experienced operators reflecting private practice in Ireland.

The proportion of inexperienced operators will be higher in UK training hospitals and certainly in parts of the world where access to trained staff is restricted.

A substantial proportion of the operators, 84%and42%2% respectively, complied with the criteria of working, on average, no more than 60 minutes until 5 or 10 minutes accumulation had occurred (COMPLYcrit1 and COMPLYcrit3; Table 5).

But only a modest proportion of the operators, 38%and11%1% respectively, complied with the criteria of working, on average, no more than 60 minutes until a period of 5 or 10 minutes uninterrupted standing/walking had occurred (COMPLYcrit2 and COMPLYcrit4; Table 5).