Sentence examples for study's proportions from inspiring English sources

We calibrated values for the proportion of women with a viral load <200 copies/ml and the probability of vertical transmission at all viral loads, and we empirically inflated the rates of Caesarean sections (both emergency and elective) and premature births to more closely match the European study's proportions.

The study's small proportion of females is also in line with other studies of PWID in the African region.

These omitted data did not significantly change the study's overall proportion of ART-births of 1.1%.

17 In Engström's study, the proportions of complete palsy cases seem to be in the range of the present study (number not given in the publication, but the median HB at onset was IV in the Swedish study vs III½ in the present study).

Study the hand's proportion and shapes.

Even though, given the inconsistencies between methods of previous studies, our study's results on the proportion of psoriasis of productivity loss may be somewhat generalizable to other psoriasis patients regardless of methods used.

Overall most participants correctly diagnosed cases in the study's two phases although the proportions correct were quite modest in some cases (table 2).

However, over the last two decades of Lauzen's study, the proportion of women working in these roles on major movies has remained virtually the same, hovering between 17 and 20percentt.

In Wisplinghof's study, the proportion of MRSA increased from 10% in 1995 to 29% in 2001 [ 27].

The proportion of children and young adults on repeats in our study was 25% compared to 35% with Harris and Dajda's study The proportion of older adults on repeats is the same ranging from around 75% in the 60+ group to over 90% in the over 70s.

The study's primary outcomes were the proportion of antimalarial consumers visiting DLDB who purchased subsidized ACTs and the price they paid for the drugs.