Sentence examples for proportion of the planned from inspiring English sources

The relative dose intensities were calculated for each drug by dividing the total dose given as a proportion of the planned protocol dose by the total number of days on treatment relative to protocol time.

A large proportion of the planned spending is on science and the arts.

The information fraction, t, is the number of observed events so far, expressed as a proportion of the planned number of events.

Further, a proportion of the planned CSs performed out of office hours might have been classified as non-planned CS births.

The coverage of the programme was estimated as the proportion of the planned activities that was delivered, as per the intervention targets set at the beginning of the year by the programme development team.

However, the school is still receiving start-up funding of about £800,000, given to all new schools to cover diseconomies of scale as they increase their intake, even though Durand has provided only a small proportion of the places planned.

Saida can see how a person, for example, uses their prepaid cellphone plan, such as how often they recharge that plan and what proportion of the plan is spent on data services, voice or text messaging.

We found the proportion of patients planned to have curative treatment was considerably lower among patients diagnosed after an emergency admission (16%) compared to urgent (2WW) GP referrals (36%).

There is considerable geographical variation in service provision, and the proportion of births planned in midwifery units or at home varies from area to area. 2 Overall rates of medical intervention during labour and childbirth are increasing in many countries, although levelling off in some.

Another possibility is that a higher proportion of 'low-risk' births being planned in non-OU settings might result in a higher proportion of the women planning birth in the OU being, or perceived to be, 27 'higher risk', possibly resulting in a more 'medicalised' approach to birth for women in the unit.

In 6 of the 14 MSI national social franchise programs that conducted exit interviews in 2013, the proportion of clients aged 15 24 years was significantly larger than the proportion of family planning demand in the national married population from those aged 15 24 (see supplementary material), pointing to MSI's ability to reach younger populations, a group which is often underserved.