Sentence examples for the perceived proportion from inspiring English sources

OBJECTIVE: To determine the perceived proportion of fibromyalgia (FMS) among new consultations in rheumatology practices relative to other rheumatologic disorders.

Second, that is why, for chance level, we did not take into account the perceived proportion of partner types among old and new partners, like Barclay did, but the perceived proportion among old and new partners recognized as old.

To represent the chance level, we considered the perceived proportion of defectors and cooperators among all partners, whether old and new, recognized as old.

Accounting for the perceived proportion of partner types in each condition, in the short (after 10 min) and long run (after 1 week), participants remembered the rare partner type in the interaction group better than they remembered the common one.

Barclay's method constitutes categorization accuracy for old partners independent of correct recognition, the perceived proportion of partner types among old and new partners, and the correction for chance by taking a relative difference.

So, our method constitutes categorization accuracy in conjunction with correct recognition of old partners, a chance level of the perceived proportion of partner types among old and new partners recognized as old, and the correction for chance performance by taking the simple difference between accuracy and chance level.

The discrepancy between actual (observed) and perceived proportion of time spent on hospital administration could be due to different perceptions of roles and responsibilities among nursing managers, lack of knowledge on these roles and responsibilities, and/or because they found administration to be less satisfying, than providing direct patient care.

Female friends is the respondent's perception of the proportion of same-gendered friends, reversed for male students to form a unified measure of (perceived) proportion of girls in peer group.6 Finally, NL indicates whether a student was surveyed in the Netherlands, and thus had experienced early tracking, or not.

Overall, 85% of home dialysis nurses versus 58% of CHD nurses felt that the ideal proportion of patients receiving CHD should be lower than current perceived proportions (p = 0.024).

While the perceived ideal proportion of self-care hemodialysis and HHD were similar comparing each nursing group, significant differences in the perceived ideal proportion of CHD and PD were noted (Table  3).

Based on the perceived "faulty proportions" of the figures, Ludwig von Baldass suggested a date early in van Eyck's career, around 1425.