Sentence examples for proportion step from inspiring English sources

The surrogate threshold effect proportion (STEP), proposed by Lassere [ 1], is also a relative measure, and is derived from its absolute measure, the surrogate threshold effect (STE).

The excellent rank statistical evidence specified in the BSES requires high trial-level association of treatment effects, high individual-level associations and high surrogate threshold effect proportion (STEP) between the surrogate endpoint and the true clinical endpoint.

The STE was used to generate the surrogate threshold effect proportion (STEP), a surrogacy metric, which with the R-squared trial-level association was used to evaluate blood pressure as a surrogate endpoint for stroke using the Biomarker-Surrogacy Evaluation Schema (BSES3).

There was a slight decrease in the proportion of admissions with severe sepsis transferred in from another ICU (P = 0.003) and a corresponding increase in the proportion stepped-up from an HDU (P = 0.036); however, there was no change in the proportion managed on the ward by the critical care team prior to admission (P = 0.62).

In this study, an intelligent integrated optimization system (IIOS) was developed for the proportioning step, which contains two phases: the first and second proportionings.

First, the sintering process was analyzed, and the requirements of the proportioning step were specified.

3) The egg and sperm genotype proportions (step 2) are multiplied to obtain offspring genotype proportions.

2) The adult genotype proportions (step 1) are multiplied with their corresponding gamete proportions (b) to obtain egg and sperm genotype proportions in the population.

8) A graph is produced that shows every generation's adult proportions (step 6) so that it can be assessed if equilibrium is reached at generation 70.

4) The offspring proportions (step 3) are multiplied with the genotype-specific offspring survival (c) to get the new generation of adults.

For each age group, the same retention function would then be used to predict the proportions (Step 3), but one would group the participants with exactly the same age for the other steps in the model, such as comparing the predicted values to the observed values (Step 4).