Sentence examples for As denominators from inspiring English sources

As denominators, we used populations estimated at July 1 of each year, also provided by the NSI.

SUVR and DVR values for the frontal cortex were calculated using the whole brain and cerebellum as denominators.

Census data are used inter alia as denominators of various incidence and prevalence rates in demography, such as age- and sex-specific death rates.

Historically, the numerator is either NPP (aboveground or total) or GPP, while incident, intercepted or absorbed total shortwave or PAR have been used as denominators.

US Census 2000 population data, obtained using the American Factfinder Database [22] and the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series [23], were used to calculate population denominators (year 2000 data were used as denominators in all years).

As one would expect, the percentage of active professors increases steadily between 28 and 40, remains at its highest level between 40 and 55, and decreases slowly thereafter (Figure 1B). Figure 2 shows the growth of the average annual number of papers per professor, with at least one paper over the period 2000 2007, using "active" professors and "all" professors as denominators.

To determine the proportion of AIDS patients who were diagnosed with tuberculosis within one year following their AIDS diagnosis, annual cohorts of patients diagnosed with AIDS in a calendar year were defined as denominators with tuberculosis diagnosed within up to one year since AIDS diagnosis among this population as numerators.

A Swedish child attends school 178 days per year, and the net cost calculations used that figure as denominator.

The mid-year population number was used as denominator in this study.

Person-time analysis was performed with actual follow-up as denominator.

Annual incidence of aseptic meningitis was assessed by using as denominator the catchment population of the hospital.