Sentence examples for proportions in the case of from inspiring English sources

It was significant in Britain, Belgium, Denmark and Finland, particularly notable in France, Ireland, Slovenia and Spain, and reached truly alarming proportions in the case of Greece," it said.

To evaluate the comparability of the groups the two groups will be analysed with variables expressed as means and standard deviations for the case of quantitative variables and with proportions in the case of qualitative variables.

The bivariate relationship between final participation in the CRCSP and each of the variables that define the profile of the patients will be evaluated using the t-test to obtain the mean difference in the case of a quantitative variable and categorical and with the Chi-square test to compare proportions in the case of two qualitative variables.

SEPT11 (which is very similar to SEPT6), although not used as a bait by us here, was found as a prey in significant proportions when SEPT1, 4, 5 and 3 were used as bait and in relatively smaller proportion in the case of SEPT5 (Fig. 1).

The reference person is characterized by the average values of our continuous variables as well as the highest proportion in the case of the dummy variables (female, SHI, no children, no illness, etc).

The following parameters were used to estimate sample size: sample error = 0.06, event occurrence proportion 0.5 (in the case of maximum variability), probability 1-alpha = 0.95.

But the proportions were reversed in the case of the submerged policies: wealthy families had typically used three of them, and the poor just one.

Therefore, apoptosis is likely to co-exist with autophagic programmed cell death during senescence, but in low proportions, and only in the case of high level of oxidative stress or especially sensitive cell-types.

By plotting the (ranked) cumulative proportion of the population in the regions against the cumulative proportion of regions (in the case of Austria this is [1/9, 2/9, 3/9,... 9/9]) we obtain Lorenz curves for each country.

This proportion falls to 8%% in the case of the bootstrap method, which is more relevant for relatively short series.

Obviously, ω can be interpreted as the proportion of excess zeros in the case of the first two models and the above representation explains why there can be regarded as having a dual nature.