Sentence examples for proportions averaging from inspiring English sources

Studies of invasive pneumococcal disease in Africa have yielded case-fatality proportions averaging 14-16%; the lower case-fatality proportion we found (7.7%) likely results from inclusion of outpatients, as well as not collecting cerebrospinal fluid on higher mortality meningitis cases [ 6, 7, 9, 12, 14, 24].

The new approach assumes that source proportions averaged over multiple composite fingerprints are more likely to be closer to the population means than any estimate using a single fingerprint alone.

Species to PM2.5 mass proportions averaged over all communities are presented in Table 2, while community and season-specific proportions of six selected species are illustrated in Figure 1.

Although total health care expenditures have been modest relative to GDP, pharmaceutical expenditures account for a significant proportion, averaging over 40% during the past two decades [ 1].

Nevertheless, in organic soils, arsenite was found in significant proportions (average value of 29% in highly organic soils).

Use of sampling weights provided unbiased estimates of the proportions, averages, and regression coefficients.

When the G + C proportions are averaged over three positions in a coding sequence, the average proportion, denoted P, approaches the gross genomic G + C proportion, Q.

These proportions are averaged over 2000 occurrences of each of these intervals and over all the different intervals.

Although these numbers are accurate for the total RPG proportion, average number of RP homozygous chromosomes per plant is significantly lower than expected.

We also estimated that lay counsellors are providing a significant proportion (average of 70.5%) of the CT services conducted at these facilities, based on data gathered from interviews with facility managers as well as tabulations from CT record books.

The asymptotic proportions are determined by averaging over the last 100 rounds of each simulation.