Sentence examples for proportion of suspects from inspiring English sources

In practice, the score will be more useful in less selected patient populations, when a substantial proportion of suspects can be assigned to the high or low PTB probability categories.

The prevalence of culture-positive TB cases among the study group was rather high (59%) and may be biased by the proportion of suspects (16%) who did not return to the clinic for a CXR and were not included in the study population, and who all were culture-negative.

EM and CM groups differ in the proportion of suspected risk factors (potential triggers) confirmed statistically.

The proportion of suspect cases; misdiagnosed, put under observation (indeterminate diagnosis) or re-registered was deduced.

The most striking observation was the proportion of suspect cases for which validation was still pending more than 1 month after initial diagnosis, 26.48% (95% CI 21.42%–31.53%).

The proportion of suspect cases successfully validated, misdiagnosed, under observation, re-registered or with validation still pending was deduced from this book.

Mean misdiagnosis and re-registration were 4.45% 95% CI 0.46%%–8.45%) and 4.92% (95% CI 3.23% 9.89%) respectively (Table 3, Table 4), lower than that suggested by the NIHFW [4], although particular attention should be paid to Barpali (mean misdiagnosis = 23.81%), Katapali (mean re-registration = 16.67%) and Sambalpur (mean proportion of suspect cases under observation = 25.0%).

35 Similar proportions of suspected Lynch syndrome cases are observed in endometrial cancer cohorts (Table 2).

Similar proportions of suspected Lynch syndrome cases were reported in studies by Hampel et al at 69%95%5% CI: 51% to 83%) 17 and Rodríguez-Soler et al at 71%95%5% CI: 58% to 83%).

In their proposal police said they intended to place a surveillance "net" around two Birmingham neighbourhoods identified as containing a high proportion of terror suspects.

Stand back to inspect the plot and you'll realize just how heavily it relies on coincidence, with a large proportion of the suspects and their relatives being linked to the medical practice.