Sentence examples for proportions of study from inspiring English sources

Scattergrams were used to illustrate the proportions of study subjects who met various criteria for success.

Geometric mean observed and predicted blood lead levels were within 0.7 microgram/dl, and proportions of study populations expected to be above 10 micrograms/dl were within 4% of those observed.

Kaplan-Meier estimate analyses were used to plot the cumulative proportions of study participants returning to work as a function of the duration of time off work and to calculate the median time to RTW for the whole group.

The proportions of study molars with dentine caries at the 24-month examination in the resin and ART sealant groups were 3.9% (7 out of 178) and 7.3% (13 out of 179) respectively (p = 0.171).

*1 = strongly agree, 2 = moderately agree, 3 = agree When we examined the proportions of study time that students devoted to formal and informal study activities, we found the activities used by most students were the school resources (94.4%) and past exam papers (92.1%).

We compared areas of particular habitats in three buffers around colonies (0 1, 0 10, 0 20 km) among eight regions differing in their proportions of studied habitats.

Comparisons of proportions of studies with or without various characteristics were made by χ tests.

The proportions of studied and new items for each class of response on the source recognition test are displayed in Table  1, along with study RTs.

Given the sparse nature of the matrix (most eGenes are unique to 1 study), we generated clusters based on eGenes present in higher proportions of studies (n = 15-53).

A high proportion of study patients were children, another vulnerable group, which may also contribute to the high proportion of pedestrians in the study.

Perhaps this may be because of the larger proportion of study participants having a lower BMI making comparison difficult.