Sentence examples for Adoption ratios from inspiring English sources

Overall, peers' and opinion leaders' adoption ratios were positively associated with the likelihood of early adoption.

Of the three age-based groups (younger colleagues, compeers, and older colleagues), compeers' and older colleagues' adoption ratios were correlated with doctors' likelihood of early adoption positively.

Of the three tenure-based groups (junior colleagues, compeers, and senior colleagues), compeers' and senior colleagues' adoption ratios were associated with doctors' likelihood of early adoption positively and significantly.

Starting with Thomas Edison in 1910, filmmakers have adapted Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" in movies that have accompanied the transition to feature films, the establishment of the studios, the switch to sound, the introduction of color, the advent of television and the adoption of widescreen aspect ratios.

Commonly used for mitigating wind- and traffic-induced vibrations in flexible structures, passive tuned mass dampers (TMDs) are rarely applied to the seismic control of buildings, their effectiveness to impulsive loads being conditional upon adoption of large mass ratios.

We track households' adoption states and the ratio of adopting households (namely the adoption rate) at the village level.

Since then, the Institute of Medicine, in a report entitled "Keeping Patients Safe: Transforming the Work Environment of Nurses," supported the adoption of the minimum staffing ratios found in the report to Congress [ 6].

Patient education was significantly associated with switching from warfarin to dabigatran (adjusted odds ratio for postgraduate 1.73, P=0.007), whereas antiarrhythmic drug use significantly correlated with de novo adoption of dabigatran (adjusted odds ratio 2.4, P<0.0001).

Early discussions about the adoption of a global leverage ratio met with some suspicion and reservations.

Reduction in the disease burden in vaccinated children and herd protection together with limited disease caused by non-vaccine serotypes indicated a favorable cost effectiveness ratio that influenced adoption in NIPs [ 79- 82].

It may also lead, for pragmatic reasons, to the adoption of a different odds ratio for risk stratification that may result in a lesser number of women being diagnosed.