Sentence examples for proportion of pilot from inspiring English sources

There was a decrease in the proportion of pilot studies published over the period of time, however the difference was not statistically significant (2.0% vs 1.6%; X2 = 1.6, P = 0.2).

These positive views are not surprising given the high proportion of pilot patients who had either stayed with an existing GP after moving house (presumably because they were satisfied with the practice), or had left a practice they were dissatisfied with, or had chosen their new practice for a particular reason.

Only a small proportion of published pilot studies reported pre-study sample size calculations.

However, Arain et al. [ 2] discovered that only a small proportion of published pilot trials report pre-study sample size calculations as most journal editors state that it is not mandatory criterion for publication.

The age criterion was imposed for the following reasons: it is more difficult for men <18 years old to cross the border; the proportion of men in pilot work who reported having had sex with an FSW before they were 18 was low (7%); and a specialized intervention that takes into account the needs of younger men would be needed.

With the large proportion of inexperienced, green pilots, flight coordination was extremely difficult and due to the extreme secrecy many pilots were shot down by their own FlaK antiaircraft, who were not pre-warned of the operation.

The pilot attracted a relatively small proportion of practices in the four pilot PCTs.

In the first pilot the proportion of out of range INRs decreased from 35.0% pre-pilot to 12.2% post-pilot, a 65.2% improvement.

Speculation among military pilots that they tend to father girls led to five studies of the secondary sex ratio, of which three found a significantly higher proportion of daughters born to pilots who were exposed to high g-forces.

This may account for the relatively low proportion of multiparous women in the pilot, and it is possible that more than 39% would be agreeable to the idea of a shorter hospital stay with supported early discharge if it was not part of a research project.

The data appears to show that FCSS have reduced the proportion of children placed in institutions in pilot districts of Tashkent compared with the non-pilot Tashkent district though that reduction does not show in the other pilot regions.