Sentence examples for association denominators from inspiring English sources

aFor each bivariate association, denominators may vary because of missing data.

In contrast, the first-stage association (the denominator) should be well-established and easily detectable in a large epidemiologic study.

Not surprisingly, camp and travel -- with their underlying themes of escape -- are common denominators that frame summer associations.

This would provide a more complete and reliable estimation of both numerators and denominators in calculating the possible association.

So it sponsored a presidential debate and made a recent deal to put MGM films and television on YouTube, to move it past associations with lowest-common-denominator material like pranks, pratfalls and cats drinking out of toilet bowls.

One common denominator seems to be a close association with Wall Street, including being recipients of generous campaign funding.

It is noteworthy that a common denominator for these events is their association with – or inducibility by – oxidative stress, which has long been implicated in RA [ 10- 15].

Whether low urine creatinine concentration in the denominator of the ACR contributes to the association of ACR with CVD is uncertain.

One of the two studies [ 16] which found a positive association used the total population of the study areas as the denominator while all the other studies [ 13, 14, 15, 17, 18] used the number of live births as the denominator.

Common denominators for selection of cases are leading companies in the retail industry and their association with key NGOs.

Table  2 shows the results of the univariate analysis of histological chorioamnionitis with or without a fetal inflammatory response and the association with multiple variables including potential risk factors and pregnancy outcomes.> -wrap-foot> Denominator for each column = N, numerator = n, % is the percentage of the numerator/denominator for each column.