An instrumental variable analysis with the hospital low-dose corticosteroid prescription proportion showed that receipt of low-dose corticosteroid was significantly associated with reduction in in-hospital mortality (differences, −13.5 %; 95 % CI −24.6 to −2.3).
Pooling of the mean proportion showed that 44.8% of patients in intervention group and 34.3% of patients in control group had treatment responses.
Comparison of the proportion of genes with repeats in each class with the global proportion showed that the class of Signaling and communication had significantly higher than the expected proportion (p < 0.0001, Binomial test).
The analysis of such proportions shows that the number of connected components per edge is larger when weak ties are removed.
Indeed, analysis of pterosaur limb proportions shows that there was considerable variation, possibly reflecting a variety of wing-plans.
The small values of these four proportions show that the impact of name repetition is limited.
Chi square tests were conducted on the proportions showing that, for females, symmetric Hadza (χ2 = 5.1, p = .021) and Europeans (χ2 = 25.9, p<.001) were selected as more typically female than asymmetric Hadza and Europeans.
A McNemar test for paired proportions showed that RQ had greater validity than IF (99.6% vs 98.9%; p<0.0001).
T-tests of proportions show that the prevalence of problems in the four first dimensions is higher for old women in Catalonia than in Canary Islands (p < 0.001).
