Sentence examples for proportions close from inspiring English sources

Combined with the estimated between-imputation variance closely reflecting the variance of Q ¯ m, this resulted in coverage proportions close to 0.95 for the unrounded approach in both scenarios.

As, however, previously noted, to achieve 80 percent power for a significant alpha under observe proportions, close to 1,200 patients would be required.

Wilson's score interval is still suggested, particularly for proportions close to 0 or 1 (see for example the article of He et al. [ 14]).

Our preparation of crude curcuminoid mixtures from Chiang Mai turmeric are composed of 78% curcumin, 16% demethoxycurcumin and 5% bisdemthoxycurcumin, which are curcuminoid proportions close to commercial grade curcuminoids obtained from Sigma-Aldrich.

Proportions close to 100% were defined as unanimity in the interpretation of a particular case as a complication; the same applied for numbers close to 0% for cases not being considered as a complication.

Simulations of three-segmented limb models showed that 1) proportions close to 1 1 1 are optimal for stability [ 34, 52] and 2) mechanical self-stabilization of the model is achieved when the length of the middle segment remains constant, while the lengths of the proximal and distal segments were less critical to the model's stability [ 34].

In this way, the woman possessing body proportions closest to the population means was identified.

A larger proportion, close to 50% of the ingested sucrose, is incorporated into aphid tissues [ 1, 2].

In France, only 8.4%% of people reported never having drunk alcohol [ 36], a proportion close to that of never drinkers among our controls (8.6 %).

For the MCAR scenario for the GHQ Likert scoring, with the exception of predictive mean matching, the methods had a coverage proportion close to 0.95.

Besides the six accessions, GS215 and GS233 also have a large genomic proportion close to upland japonica indicated with blue arrow in Figure  2c), which makes them cluster with japonica in the phylogenetic tree.