Sentence examples for proportion of satisfied from inspiring English sources

Even a small consideration of preferences (PS = 10) produces a substantial increase in the proportion of satisfied preferences: with low demand (demand = 16) 56.3 ± 1.2%% of preferences are satisfied, though with a small increase in mean travel time to 35.8 ± 0.5 min.

The University of Aberystwyth had the highest proportion of satisfied students in Wales with 90% of students positive about their courses.

In a Transport Focus survey of more than 28,000 passengers, Thameslink had the lowest proportion of satisfied passengers at 73 per cent, followed by Southeastern (75 per cent) and Southern (78 per cent).

This higher proportion of satisfied patients might reflect the nature of our patient population in which most of the patients were elderly (mean age, 68.8 years) and female (95.8%, 230/240) and might have had different expectations from less elderly or male patients.

The proportion of satisfied demand for contraception is lower, especially among young people [ 5].

However, the paramedical group reported a lower proportion of satisfied patients (73%).

Eso20 was significantly superior to PRA for proportion of overall satisfied patients (92%and58%8% respectively; p = 0.001), reduction of symptoms (mean symptom scores at the end 5.9 and 8.0 respectively; p = 0.019), proportion of weeks of satisfactory relief (89%and62%2% respectively; p = 0.008) and proportion preferring continuation with the same treatment (85%and42%2% respectively; p < 0.001).

Finally, we cannot exclude the possibility that some individuals in whom the device was effective did not purchase it for financial reasons, which would have led to an overestimation of the proportion of non-satisfied subjects.

The lowest proportion of respondents were satisfied or very satisfied with the following five criteria: salaries and incentives (24.0%), benefit packages (25.1%), equipment (35.7%), environment (41.8%), and guidelines (50.4%) (Table 2).

Overall, the proportion of PwMS satisfied with care was stable over time, however, the high proportion of PwMS not satisfied with the accessibility to and the availability of certain types of care as well as the high proportion of PwMS who had not participated in planning their care indicate room for improvement.

We propose a novel profit maximization model for CLSCN design as a mixed-integer linear program in which there is flexibility in covering the proportions of demand satisfied and returns collected based on the firm's policies.