Sentence examples for tests the proportion of from inspiring English sources
The seasonal preferential use or avoidance of each habitat was tested by comparing, through bootstrap tests, the proportion of habitat occupied (piTh) with the proportion of available habitat in the entire landscape (piL).
In the retention tests, the proportion of 'doubles' responding correctly to both the aversive and the appetitive odorant was even higher (30%; 24 out of 80 bees), thus suggesting that additional trials and/or time improves the performance of bees in this double task.
Focusing on the data for the overprescribed tests, the proportion of abnormal tests, compared to reference range, varied (Table 2).
When "faint bands" were classified as positive tests, the proportion of ParaCheck Pf® misdiagnosis was 23.4% (95% CI = 18.5%-28.3%)(Table 2).
In these tests, the proportion of unique sites identified in Welwitschia relative to the comparison taxa suggests that the Relative Divergence Factor method might be conservative.
For LDL and HbA1c tests, the proportion of patients with a recorded charge for at least one test during the 6 months before initiation of lipid-lowering therapy was about 60%and17%7%, respectively.
The positive predictive value of the test (the proportion of positive tests that truly detect a disease) is likely to be 10percentt or worse.
On the 2010 history test, the proportion of students scoring at or above proficiency rose among fourth graders to 20 percent from 18 percent in 2006, held at 17 percent among eighth graders, and fell to 12 percent from 13 percent among high school seniors.
Two response variables were tested: the proportion of total tree cover on all soil types, and the proportion of tree cover on fertile soils most suitable for agriculture.
With yearly testing, the proportion of all new infections with transmitted resistance drops below 5% (that is, an 80% relative reduction).
During the first seconds of the test, the proportion of neonates observing the biological motions and the proportion of neonates observing the non-biological motions were roughly equivalent, at about 0.35.
