Sentence examples for recruitment ratios from inspiring English sources

Among mammals, a range of muscle recruitment ratios is present both within individuals and across clades; the adaptation of the mandible to particular modes of muscle loading may be informative in themselves in reflecting typical loading scenarios in a given species [36], [38].

No published studies were found referring to recruitment ratios of medical students as research observers.

Recruitment ratios (i.e., the ratio of the number of next-generation to the number of previous, 'proband', generation participants) increased with age of the proband, from 0.46 for probands aged 16 24 to 0.94 for those aged 55 64, and then decreased slightly (Table 2).

As the study progressed, staff evaluated the numbers of men and woman recruited and adjusted the male to female recruitment ratio to result in equal numbers of male and female respondents within each neighborhood.

This reduction in recruitment ratio also did not impede the identification of statistically significant risk factors in the multivariate model.

We prospectively planned an unbalanced recruitment ratio (1 2), given the anticipated smaller number of APC patients as compared with potential standard care patients.

The recruitment ratio of the two proteins was then calculated dividing the recruitment of the prey protein by the recruitment of the bait protein at the same position for each GUV/bead.

The recruitment:screening ratio for all National Institute for Health Research NIHRR) portfolio studies combined was 0.47 (486/1133).

We retrieved data from the prospective computerised database (2009 2016) to measure acceptability to patients using the recruitment:screening ratio, and compared observational with interventional studies, single specialty (or site) with multispecialty (or site) studies, and "step-up" randomisation with "non-inferiority" randomisation designs.

From week 13 onwards, RIDL-treatment cages received weekly additions of 1,600 OX3097D-Bol male pupae reared off-tet (an initial recruitment rate ratio of approximately 16 OX3097D-Bol males to 1 wild-type male).

This association remained significant and followed a dose-response pattern after restricting analyses to those with at least 12 months of follow-up and to those who were only prescribed the study drugs in the first year after recruitment (hazard ratio 1.75).