Sentence examples for audit numbers from inspiring English sources

Based on recruitment and local audit numbers, we estimate that about 86% of the patient population of our vascular clinics were recruited, which we consider a strength of the study, suggesting that our findings can be considered representative of a tertiary care TIA/stroke service population.

The study was registered as a Clinical Audit at GOSH on 4th July 2012 (audit number 1105) and did not require ethical approval.

You will be required to type in your driver's license or identification number, your date of birth, the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number, and Department of Public Safety audit number.

She said that integrity control officers routinely audit the numbers.

George Ivie, executive director of the Media Rating Council, said online publishers had been slow to audit their numbers because advertisers were not demanding they do so.

To model and evaluate their association with monthly whole carcass cattle condemnation rates, the effect of year, season, annual audit rating, number of weeks open, number of cattle processed, census agricultural region, animal class and sales price of animal class were included in the model.

To model and evaluate their association with monthly "parasitic liver" and pneumonic lung condemnation rates, the effect of year, season, annual audit rating, number of weeks in operation, number of cattle processed, census agricultural region, animal class, sales price of animal class were included in the model.

Pneumonic lung condemnation rates were associated with year, season, animal class, region, audit rating, number of cattle processed per year, and number of weeks abattoirs processed cattle.

For the pneumonic lung condemnation rates year, season, animal class, region, audit rating, number of cattle processed per year, and number of weeks abattoirs processed cattle were found to have a statistically significant association [ 19].

Animal class, year, season, agricultural region, audit rating, number of weeks abattoirs processed cattle, and number of animal processed per year were found to have a statistically significant association with the outcome in the multivariable model (PQL-2) (Table 3).

In 2011, Texas lawmakers approved a bill by Senator Wendy Davis, Democrat of Fort Worth, that required law enforcement agencies to audit the number of untested rape kits in their evidence rooms and report that information to the Department of Public Safety.