Sentence examples for using this proportion from inspiring English sources

For example, if there were 100 entries for the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and only two for both UM Dearborn and UM Flint, we took this into account when apportioning the unspecified campuses, by using this proportion as the other half of our Who's Who apportionment equation.

One reason for using this proportion is convenience.

Another reason for using this proportion may be that population denominators are difficult to estimate if the catchment population of a laboratory is not clearly defined.

Using this proportion, the expected number of differentially expressed genes with high expression in the MAV at the 3 hr time (when comparing EIH/control and AMPH/control) was computed.

Among a total of 1252 offspring with invasive skin SCC, 48 (3.8%) had an affected parent and using this proportion and the familial SIR of 2.72, the PAF for familial risk was 2.4%.

We conducted sensitivity analysis using this proportion of people with Type 2 diabetes to represent the proportion of people with the disease who could be expected to remain in the labour force if the disease were prevented.

When the Bayesian mixture model was used, this proportion was 65.7−72.9%%.

We also used this proportion as the rate of total copy numbers correctly inferred by the current algorithm, because total copy numbers can be obtained simply from diplotypes.

We used this proportion, along with the minipool-NAT data from that region, to determine the average time during which WNV RNA was detectable by minipool-NAT.

We compared the total number of people served at the national level with the number of HIV/AIDS patients served in Sofala province, and used this proportion to estimate the costs at the province level.

We identified the cost of meetings and travel for which the primary purpose was research, retrospectively estimated the proportion of time that individual local staff members spent on research each year, and used this proportion to allocate relevant capital costs (e.g. laptops) to research.