Sentence examples for the proportion of implementation from inspiring English sources

All hospitals are willing to participate in external peer review but the proportion of implementation of recommendations of the programme differs.

Participation in the peer-review programme and the proportion of implementation of recommendations were associated with a higher proportion of stage III colon cancer patients who received adjuvant chemotherapy, whereas for rectal cancer the implementation of recommendations seems more relevant as patients diagnosed in hospitals with a high IP received preoperative radiotherapy more often.

Making the optimistic assumption that the proportion of implemented solutions (44%) is the same in CMPs with and without documentation on implementation, the proportion of CMPs for which an appropriate solution has supposedly been implemented increases to 10%.

The proportion of project implementation costs and overheads (UNICEF's total costs) to total expenditure was around 22%, also a cost effective ratio.

A financing commitment generally preceded a sharp increase in the proportion of countries beginning implementation.

The proportion of countries beginning implementation of HepB, Hib, PC, ITNs, and ACTs did not accelerate in low, lower-middle and upper-middle-income countries until after a WHO recommendation.

After more than five years of implementation, the proportion of vaccinated children was higher in the intervention group than in the control group for every antigen, ranging from a 35% difference for DPT3 vaccine to a 43% difference for Bacille Calmette-Guerin (BCG) [ 6].

Despite global initiatives to increase the proportion of pregnant women screened, implementation has been slow.

For the effectiveness outcomes, we will calculate the proportion of subjects at the implementation clinics appropriately referred for genetic services (either to a genetic counselor or for a genetic test), or screening studies for breast, colon, and/or ovarian cancer.

There was a sharp increase in the proportion of low-income countries beginning implementation of HepB and Hib vaccines and low and lower-middle-income countries implementing pneumococcal vaccines after GAVI's advent and associated financing commitments.

Making the same optimistic assumption that the proportion of CMPs with an implemented solution is identical for CMPs with and without documentation about implementation, the proportion of recognised CMPs with a supposedly implemented solution amounts to 19%.