The phrase "and of each extra" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to additional items or components in a list or context, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The package includes a main item and of each extra, you will receive a detailed description."
Alternatives: "and each additional" or "and every extra item".
Moreover, the coefficients in the regression models for GA and PNA were similar, indicating that the degree of gliosis increased the same amount for each extra week of gestation and for each extra week of postnatal life (data not shown).
In a multivariate analysis the odds ratio between cases and population controls for the association of undescended testis and testicular cancer was 7.19 (95% CI 2.36-21.9) and for each extra quarter pint of milk consumed it was 1.39 (95% CI 1.19-1.63).
This teaching program included information about the main and auxiliary functions of each extra-ocular eye muscle, which eye muscles are active during any given movement of the eye, the path of the oculomotor cranial nerves, the symptoms of cranial nerve paralysis, as well as symptoms of various neurological pathologies.
Table 5 shows that by stratifying by tertiles of the birth year of the cases, holding constant the influence of HBV/HCV infection and alcohol intake, each extra increase of 1,000 ppm × years involved a 71% excess of HCC risk or a 37% excess of LC risk.
The money would have to be spent ensuring vaccinations became routine in countries where polio was endemic, and each extra £1 of UK spending would have to matched by £1 from elsewhere.
For recommended treatment (Table 2, columns 3-4), the multivariate model revealed that children seen by health workers who received study supports had threefold greater odds of receiving recommended treatment (p = 0.047); each supervisory visit doubled the odds (p = 0.025) and each extra minute of consultation duration increased the odds by 4.2% (p = 0.028).
At $0.25, the product accounted for 51% of total programme costs, while HIV counselling and testing accounted for 38% of costs: each extra HIV test would increase the cost-effectiveness ratio by 36%.
Introduction Hospital funding for ICU stays in France is made of reimbursement of a fixed amount according the diagnosis-related group (DRG) of the patients and of extra funding for each day spent in ICU if the patient fulfilled criteria of severity (SAPS2 > 15) and of treatment intensity (use of organ support).
A novel mathematical model is presented to solve the problem, considering risks, stochastic incomes, and possibility of investing extra budget in each time period.
