Sentence examples for setting proportion from inspiring English sources
The 7 practices were comparable by urban setting, proportion of patients aged 15 to 74 years old and patient-level SIMD deprivation quintiles to 251 Scottish practices serving 1.5 million people, 124 of these practices being within NHSGG&C.
The 11 study practices' patient demographics are similar to 47% (481/1014) of Scottish general practices by urban setting, proportion of patients aged 15 to 74 years old and patient-level SIMD deprivation quintiles.
McPhail said that the original state pension age had been set so that people had a set proportion of their working life in retirement, but the link had been broken and governments were now "playing catch up".
He goes on: "It is not my aim to specifically socially engineer the composition of the Conservative frontbench, or to say that the judiciary has to have a set proportion of state-educated people.
What motivates them?Religion has always played a big part in giving (Christians, Jews, Muslims and Sikhs all traditionally aim to give away a set proportion of their income).
In our work, total 3 rounds are set, proportion of which are 50, 30 and 20%, respectively, and the load shedding has a 5% minimum restriction at each time period.
This asymmetric power in phylogenetic estimates is also reflected in the more abundant variable sites in the H-data set (proportion of variable sites = 73.1%) than in the L-data set (proportion of variable sites = 35.0%).
Lumping facets of the syndrome together in a "global" subjective score is valid only if they progress in parallel within-proband, in set proportion between.
In our setting the proportion of German cases caused by foreign-born cases was estimated at 18.3%9595% CI: 8.3 - 28.3%).
We start with a sample that have complete data and simulate the missing data process by repeatedly setting a proportion of the data to missing.
The minimum wage could be targeted at a set proportion of average weekly earnings so the lowest paid did not fall behind.
