Sentence examples for screening ratio from inspiring English sources

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.

Thus, the screening ratio is not very sensitive to variations in α and γ.

Our results demonstrate that choosing the optimal F2-to-F1 screening ratio can significantly improve screen efficiency.

As we describe in the Results section, precise values of α and γ are not important for calculating the optimal F2-to-F1 screening ratio.

Thus, the optimal screening ratio, ymax, is independent of the absolute work expended to pick and pick and score F1 and F2 animals, respectively.

We have presented a systematic approach for optimizing genetic screens in C. elegans, and calculated optimal F2-to-F1 screening ratios for a large range of screen parameters.

Figures 4D and 4E depict the results of such calculations, displaying the optimal F2-to-F1 screening ratios for a large range of screen parameters.

In Table 1 we compare the optimal screening ratios to screen 5,000 mutagenized F1 animals for recessive mutations for different estimated values of α and γ (see table legend for estimation procedure; also see next section).

The Pixel C has an unusual screen ratio.

For web browsing, using apps and reading books the screen ratio isn't an issue.