Sentence examples for proportion of shift from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows that a greater proportion of shift workers were positive for all but one of the risk factors of the MetS.

Mean scores of the PSQI global score and its seven components are presented in table 3 along with the proportion of shift and day workers with a component score ≥2 (a 'poor' score).

2 In the healthcare sector, the proportion of shift workers is estimated to be even higher at 45%. 2 Furthermore, for all health occupations combined, 84% of Canadian hospital employees are female.

Fitness is 6.5% better for ℳ1 than for ℳ5 and the estimated proportion of shift moves is about four times lower in ℳ1 (1.2% versus 4.6%), suggesting that a substantial fraction of the drift moves in ℳ1 are interpreted as shift moves in ℳ5.

Sensitivity to change is function of the proportion of shifting and non-shifting items.

Q: What proportion of shifts did you deliver?

As shown in Fig. 3A, it is possible to detect phosphorylated wild-type Chk1 when the protein is expressed from the pSP1 plasmid, though the proportion of shifted Chk1 is less than that observed when protein produced from integrated alleles of chk1 is examined (see, for example, Walworth and Bernards, 1996).

The proportion of shifts where nurses observed at least one item of missed care were compared across groups using the Pearson χ test.

The proportion of shifts is 59% among the 977 upward moves near a predicted promoter, and 71% among the 1157 moves near a predicted terminator.

The effect size in a clinical trial depends on the proportion of shifting and shifting items in the QOL scale and that proportion depends, for reasons shown above, on the type of item, the population and treatment.

Of course, there will (almost) always be some items in a generic scale that will shift irrespective of the disease, but the proportion of shifting items will typically (but not invariably) be less than in a disease specific scale.