Sentence examples for proportion of outlets from inspiring English sources

Many chains have no or very few establishments which are unsatisfactory, but there are some brands where a higher proportion of outlets failed to meet acceptable standards of food hygiene.

The relationship between the proportion of outlets stocking ACTs and the average price of ACTs at those outlets was explored using repeated measures logistic regression models with the GENMOD procedure in SAS v9.2.

In contrast, D&B had the highest proportion of outlets that could not be confirmed (22%), with 12.3% not being found, 2.3% not being found because of a post office box address, and 7.6% being closed.

To check the accuracy of the food outlet data, a random proportion of outlets (5%) for all council lists will be validated through online website searches, telephone calls and using 'street view' in Google maps.

However, at a 10 min walk (800 m), almost half of the outlets (n=1007) were located within this distance, providing an average of 35 opportunities per school (median =24; range 4 100) with schools in quartile 3 (second most deprived) having the highest proportion of outlets (328 outlets; median =60, range 7 91).

GPS mapping and spatial analysis have therefore provided insights into variations in the potential utilisation of programmes that are unable to be quantified from assessing simple proportions of outlets reached.

Finally, to combine our evaluation of count accuracy with the geospatial accuracy, we calculated the proportion of open outlets that had been both listed in the respective database and geocoded to a position less than 100 m from the actual GPS-recorded location (Table 5).

Finally, to combine our evaluation of count accuracy with the geospatial accuracy, we calculated the proportion of open outlets that had been both listed in the respective database and geocoded to a position less than 100 m from the actual GPS-recorded location.

There are many factors which may impact on the poor dietary profile of children in this study including: convincing evidence that families under financial stress are unable to afford healthy foods [ 13, 14], and that numerous environmental attributes (for example higher proportion of 'fast food' outlets in disadvantaged areas) create a more risky environment for low socio-economic families [ 52].

The proportion of 'true' programme target outlets (that is, those stocking anti-malarials) reached was therefore 69.7% in Kisii and 25.3% in Kwale.

To derive threshold distances for estimating utilisation, the proportion of clients using retail outlets for a fever in a particular locality was derived from a previous household survey [17].