Sentence examples for These denominators from inspiring English sources

These denominators were used for analyses of referral rates.

These denominators were used to calculate food-specific risks, expressed as cases per million servings for all disease and hospitalizations per billion servings (Table 4, Appendix, stage F).

The measurement improvement roadmap aims to assess whether using these denominators is feasible in routine HMIS, and the extent to which proposed options for testing yield useful programmatic tracking information.

When these denominators were used to estimate risk from monozygotic and dizygotic pregnancies relative to singletons, only DS cases from singleton and twin pregnancies were included, excluding cases from higher order multiple births (one case from each of 12 triplet pregnancies, all from England and Wales).

To ascertain the quality of these denominators in the absence of a gold standard - such as a national registry of nurses -, we compared the raw number of graduates for each school/cohort combination with the corresponding figures retrieved from the SRC archives, the discrepancies – 8.9% nurses missing in the SRC files – may be due to clerical error and were randomly distributed (data not shown).

It is prudent to manage these denominators in a way that reverses the trend of outflow (costs of start-up) toward desired returns, in a healthy multiple of capital investment.

Despite the drop in the order of convergence, some of these denominator functions can be, however, useful to overcome stability issues.

We then assessed the potential competitors, and characterized these denominator areas.

For example, without these denominator data, it is not possible to ascertain if the increase in chlamydia notifications over time is due to greater transmission [ 21, 22], variation in bacterial strains [ 23, 24] or laboratory technology [ 25, 26], an increase in testing, or a mixture of each of these variables [ 20].

For these reasons the denominators in our calculations of suicide rates were estimates rather than true numbers [ 24].

There is a crisis of European identity; we have difficulty finding these common denominators.