Sentence examples for proportion studies from inspiring English sources

To assess the utility of funnel plots in assessing publication bias (PB) in meta-analyses of proportion studies.

First, estimates from biomass proportion studies discussed in this study (Ximenes et al. 2008) suggest that approximately 36% of felled tree biomass would be retained on-site and on the forest floor for enhancing long-term soil productivity, water quality, and site-level biodiversity values.

"If there's a change so far, it may be that women have gone from being horribly dissatisfied with their own bodies to being somewhat less horribly dissatisfied," said Dr. Kelly D. Brownell, the director of the Yale Center for Eating and Weight Disorders, and the author of the Barbie proportions study.

The categorical response data revealed that most students prepared for less than 20 h for the first and second tests while smaller proportions studied for longer durations (Table 1).

We tabulated the proportion of studies that included information on each study-design feature.

The proportion of studies meeting each quality measure, stratified by study design, is presented in Table 1.

A high proportion of studies attributed movements to seasonal migrations (55%) and periodic drought (37%).

A very simple approach based on the proportion of studies with positive findings from the same endpoints was used.

This strategy characterizes a significant proportion of studies in Artificial Intelligence, and underpins what we know as contemporary biorobotics.

Conversely, a significantly smaller proportion of studies were conducted in the hospital and targeted a single recipient after 2000.

A high proportion of studies (26/33; 79%) defined sepsis in accordance with the ACCP/SCCM [73, 74] or Surviving Sepsis Campaign (2008 update) [75] criteria.