Sentence examples for the proportion of data from inspiring English sources

Hence, the proportion of data which is received from the macro cell and from the small cell varies depending on the considered scheme.

Good agreement was measured by the proportion of data points (bold dots) falling within the polar limits of ±30° from the polar axis.

The 95% confidence interval of each p r value represents the proportion of data from grains with a much larger aspect ratio (r > 10) that have lower quality than the grains with a smaller aspect ratio (r < 5), because the total number of grains is small (i.e. <25 grains, as shown in Fig. 6).

That being said, our results do suggest caution in using mixed models when sample size is small, time points are many, and the proportion of data that are missing is high.

The bag-fraction determines the proportion of data to be selected at each step and therefore the model stochasticity; for example a bag fraction of 0.5 means that 50% of the data are drawn at random without replacement.

The proportion of data (bandwidth) used in the regression specifies the degree of smoothness.

The proportions of available data in the medical records and in the MHCR and the proportions of data available in both data sources were calculated for each variable.

The proportions of data obtained on weight, physical activity and diet were 96 100% and the proportions of blood samples obtained were 95 98% (Table 2).

Among those papers that provided information on missing data, the proportion of covariate data missing at any follow-up wave ranged from 2%to65%5%.

Adherence to screening had no missing data, while the proportion of missing data for adherence to statin was highest (10%).

Table 1 shows baseline demographic data of the cohort and the proportion of missing data.