Sentence examples for proportion of the objective from inspiring English sources

However, the collection is limited by the numerical aperture of the objective (NA) and the refractive index of the medium (RI), and scales the collected QD fluorescence by the proportion of the objective solid angle to the whole angle of the emission sphere.

When the newborn shows highly compromised clinical conditions the physician will have to take into consideration the advisability of not starting or continuing extraordinary therapies, which would be out of proportion to the objective of the best interest of the little patient.

Interstitial cystitis and irritable bowel syndrome are both conditions in which pain is out of proportion to the objective pathological findings [ 5, 6].

Strobe 16: Please provide 95% confidence intervals for the estimated proportion of the primary objective.

Several phase II studies have evaluated different combinations of cytotoxic agents in order to improve the proportion of objective responses and the duration of survival.

In a behavioural economic study by Harbaugh et al. (2002), in which participants aged 5 64 years made a series of choices between a certain outcome and a gamble with equivalent EV, the proportion of unbiased, objective decisions increased with age.

The data demonstrates that when making clinical decisions NICU providers rely on a significant proportion of the large amounts of objective data provided to them by the EMR.

66, 67 However in the TALENT trial, although the proportion of patients with objective responses was similar for the erlotinib and placebo arm (31.5% vs 29.9%, respectively), the duration of the response (though not the median time to symptomatic progression) in the experimental arm with erlotinib was small but significantly greater (median 25.4 vs 23.9 weeks; HR 0.77; P = 0.045).

Inspired by Bentham, Vale was in favour of humane penal laws that proportioned penalties to the objective of deterrence and an advocate of state intervention to alter the social circumstances that fostered crime.

The primary efficacy endpoint was investigator-assessed progression-free survival (PFS) at 9 months (defined as the proportion of patients without objective tumour progression (RECIST version 1.1) and alive 9 months after randomisation).

We measure this objective with the proportion of the program explained by the dominant developmental gene set.