Sentence examples for proportion of persistence from inspiring English sources

In 2006/2007, the proportion of occurrence of psychological distress was 23.9% and the proportion of persistence was 59.4%.

Also, cumulative survival was estimated in the study of each cohort using the Kaplan Meier method to calculate the unadjusted cumulative proportion of persistence at different times from the start of treatment.

In addition, the proportion of patients with persistence of symptoms during all 3 assessments will be calculated.

The proportion of patients with persistence of ≥12 months on index therapy was 45.6% in new patients and 60.6% in continuing patients.

The proportion with persistence of restriction was higher in women than men (72.4% (69.1%, 75.4%) v 63.9% (59.8%, 67.8%), and increased with age in both genders, although more so in women than men.

A Cochrane review concluded that these doses of caffeine were superior to placebo at reducing the proportion of participants with PDPH persistence, as well as those needing supplementary interventions [35].

However, we can infer from the above prediction that the proportion of cells in the persistence state should increase during the growth cycle of a bacteria population.

We report prevalence of POD as the proportion of patients with the persistence of organ failure in the individual components of POD and death at Day 28.

In line with previous work we measured persistence as the proportion of time a particular serotype persists above a given threshold level of 1E-8 [6], [9]. Figure 4b shows that in both models and for low levels of enhancement there is only a marginal risk of stochastic extinction.

We will also calculate overall ribavirin exposure, which will take into account three factors: percent of prescribed doses taken (adherence), length of time on treatment (persistence), and proportion of the original dose taken (dose reduction) [ 24].

Thus, considering that infected plants can produce a variable proportion of noninfected offspring, the local persistence and prevalence of the symbiosis requires certain levels of mutualism effectiveness and transmission efficiency above a given threshold (Clay 1993; Gundel et al. 2008; see also Saikkonen et al. 2002).