Some 42% of the SCRs were found to be of a good standard, with the same proportion rated as adequate.
A higher proportion rated it as excellent (56.4% compared with 43.9%: P = 0.178) and none rated it as average (P = 0.242) (Table 5).
The majority of mothers felt that the quality of service at health care facilities was good (71%), although a greater proportion rated the quality of service by CHWs as good (98%).
Regarding the issue of language, analysis without nine patients (seven Gujarati and two Urdu) that relied upon an interpreter had a subtle but statistically significant effect on the proportion rated as having 'anxious preoccupation', but no other variables.
However, the results presented here apply equally to population proportions, rates, differences, ratios and so on.
All of the proportions, rates and hazard ratios were weighted for the sampling probabilities.
χ used to test differences in group proportions Rates of VPTB and PTB by race/ethnicity are shown in Table 2.
In the remaining 17 (50%) of the 34 NNT-reporting articles with time-to-event outcomes the calculation was seemingly based on naive proportions (rates from 2×× 2 tables).
The Wei-Lachin test of stochastic ordering will be used to test other components, including proportions, rates, and event times (38).
The proportion who rated their own health good or excellent rose a bit a year after a spouse's death.
