Sentence examples for a denominator from from inspiring English sources

We used a denominator from vehicles registered in 2004 and assumed a similar proportion of vehicles with DRL standard to those without DRL standard for all of the study years.

This study did give a breakdown by different haematocrit bands and sex, but reported a denominator from which individuals with high haematocrit values were excluded.

These genomes provided a large denominator from which a smaller number of population-representative genomes were chosen for detailed study of the PaLoc and nontoxigenic strains, thus ensuring that the known C. difficile population was properly represented and avoiding unnecessary duplication.

The innovative methodological design also incorporates a denominator cohort, from which a survey population was sampled, allowing the assessment of selection and data issues.

Indeed the variety of positions is so great as to make any attempt to extract a common denominator from the multiplicity of views sterile and not illuminating.

Thus, measurement could be made to digit fractions with any denominator from 2 through 16.

For year of birth from 1920 to 1950, we identified 1524 cases in the prevalence study from a denominator population of 2 468 779.

In summary, end-of-life research in primary care must often recruit to studies from a denominator population of unknown size, coping with inconsistent application of research governance regulations and gatekeeping by clinicians.

The underlying common denominator, from a hardware perspective, of such applications, is that they all require the use of a non-volatile storage device to handle the large data sets.

The numerator is obtained from surveillance data and the denominator from a prevalence survey.

Table 1 shows a part of indivisible fractions with denominator from 1 to 50 arranged in descending order where bolditalics highlighted fractions would give unsatisfactory winding (due to smaller value of denominator) and the italics highlighted fractions become "SAFE ZONES" (as they are not very near to fractions with smaller value of denominator).