Sentence examples for question proportion from inspiring English sources

Table 4 Personal impact of headache assessed by seven questions Question Proportion responding adversely* Overall Male Female 1. Have your headaches interfered with your education?

Table 8 Impact of headache on others assessed by seven questions in three areas of family life Question Proportion responding "yes" Migraine TTH Probable MOH Relationships, love life and family planning       1.

Acceptability was explored by consideration of the overall response rate (percentage of questionnaires returned) and the completeness of each question (proportion of each individual question with a valid response).

Maybe it's a question of proportion.

"To me, it's a question of proportion," Mr. Costas said of comedy during games.

Given that the sum total of priests convicted of abuse in England and Wales in the past 50 years is less than half of one per cent, there is a question of proportion here: the ordained are no more likely to commit abuse than people of any other vocation or profession.

Dutton said it was an "open question" what proportion of the Sudanese community was involved, but noted an "interesting aspect" of immigration that young people going to fight in the Middle East were often born in Australia to migrant or refugee parents.

For the 2AFC question, the proportion of participants who guessed that they were in the Mask condition ranged from 7.5% (Own-race, Far condition) to 71% (Other-race, Near condition), depending on race and viewing distance.

The AEA is informing us, for an average question, what proportion of scorers gave the same most frequent answer.

It remains an open question what proportion of the tens of thousands of phosphates detectable in the cell serve to modulate substrate function: perhaps it is a minority.

However, limited by their analysis setup, the previous study could not easily test the reverse question: which proportion of orthologs are BBH?