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The AWS-ETI success proportion curves for novices are close to that of experts (Fig. 2).

When considering DLM alone, DLM-ETI success proportion was significantly higher for experienced operators as compared to novices 1 (95 vs. 82 %; p = 0.0002), when learning started with AWS as compared to DLM (82 vs. 68 %; p = 0.002), but no significant effect of successive attempt was found (Fig. 4).

Success proportion is the observed number of successes among 100 attempts for the 3 study sub-groups (experts, novices 1 and novices 2) according to the attempt number in a series of ten attempts and the device used (DLM or AWS).

The same pattern was found in the field experiment (Fig. 2): the relative mating success (proportion of offspring sired) of low-predation males with high-predation females depended on geographic relationships between the populations (χ21,57  = 15.32, p<0.0001).

Looking at the same data in another way, Figure 1d shows a plot of actual primary data with the x-axis showing performance of older adults (mean success proportion) and the y-axis showing performance of younger adults (mean success proportion) with low versus high demand conditions indicated by circles and squares, respectively, and the size of the markers indicating the sample size of the study.

The overall germination success (proportion of initial seeds that germinated) was analysed by comparing the proportions of maximum number of seedlings out of the initial number of seeds in each patch with a GLMM, using the same fixed (except for Time) and random effects and error structure as above (for almost all patches the maximum number of seedlings was reached around December January 2004).

Studies that combined both factors had significantly higher pooled success proportions (69%, 95% credible interval [CI] 64 73%) than other studies of treatment outcomes (58%, 95% CI 52 64%).

Table 2 presents success proportions by various success criteria, and figure 5 shows scattergrams that allow for visualisation of individual outcomes at 12 months that are captured by those criteria.

On the other hand, shedding leaves deprives a tree of photosynthesis, and decreases its survival and reproductive success in proportion to the fraction of the time that the leaves are absent.

Irked that so many pupils have been steered into easy-to-pass subjects, Mr Gove has created a new measure of school success: the proportion of pupils gaining a decent grade in five traditional subjects.

The minimal clinically important difference (MCID) and the patient acceptable symptom state (PASS) are cutoffs dichotomizing continuous values into variables such as improved or not improved (MCID), or in an acceptable state or not in an acceptable state (PASS), allowing to report the success rate (proportion of patients improved or in an accesptable state) in trial arms.