Sentence examples for sample's rate from inspiring English sources

Our findings were similar to those of the aforementioned studies in regard to the ability and confidence of PCPs to make a proper diagnosis; however, the Ontario study showed that rates of referral were low whereas our sample's rate of referral was high.

Representativeness of the sample was checked by two chi-squared tests in order compare the sample's rates by age of each gender with rates in the whole population selected for the event.

Our sample's rates of mood, substance use disorders, and psychiatric co-morbidity, with onset pre-HIV infection, were consistent with studies of "chronically" infected individuals [ 2, 4].

The RD sample's reaction rate eventually settles at around 96% of the rate of the LD sample.

From this perspective, we believe that neither our sample's high rating of within-day diary collection, nor their high compliance, is surprising, as they also rated their overall study experience, their connection with field staff and the convenience of data collection as high.

The study sample's infection rates were similar to all NHSN hospitals, suggesting that participants were not dissimilar from the average NHSN hospital.

Our sample's baseline anxiety rate was higher than previously reported rate of 13% in new mothers.

The sample's average growth rate during the same period was more than double (2.7 vs 1%) and so was its average over the whole sample period (2.9 vs 1%).

A considerable underperformance compared to the sample's average growth rate for the same period is also the case for Peru (1968 1980)—3.8 vs 5.2%—and also for Bolivia (1970 1982)—2.7 vs 4.5%.

As the highest frequency the human ear can resolve is around 20 kilohertz, the CD's sample rate of 44.1 kilohertz is deemed more than enough.

The local statistic is large and positive when a county's sampling rate and the sampling rate in its neighbourhood are both substantially above the global average, or when both are substantially below the global average, which are termed "over-sampling" and "under-sampling clusters" respectively.