Sentence examples for available ratios from inspiring English sources

The available ratios were 85%, 70 %, 85 and 83%and83%ectively.

The available ratios and positive ratios for TMA sections were showed in Table 1.

CHW: Community health worker; N/A not available ***If target available, ratios calculated as if reached target (in bold).

For two breast cancer TMA sections (total 112 cases), the available cases were 110, 108, 109 and 108, respectively; the available ratios were 98%, 96%, 97% and 96%, respectively.

Where no risk estimate could be identified for very low/background levels of exposure, we estimated a RR for the 'lower-exposed' group by (i) taking the harmonic mean of all the available ratios of 'higher' to 'lower' RR estimates for cancer exposure pairs for which data were available and (ii) applying this average ratio to the 'higher'-level estimates to obtain 'lower'-level RR estimates.

As a proxy, he suggests using the readily available ratio of price to the sum of net income and depreciation.

The presence of posters had a statistically significant effect on contact times in clinics where ABHR was not readily available (ratio of 1.50, p = 0.0043, 95% CI 1.14-1.99).

There are 3 audio quality modes to choose: 22050 Hz, 32000 Hz and 44100 Hz. 5. Audio Volume: You can set proper volumes of the export from the drop down list; the available ratio range is from 0% to 200%.

For the measure of the association between white matter hyperintensities and the outcome we recorded, when available, hazard ratios, odds ratios, and adjustment variables when applicable.

††Only odds ratio (95% CI) data for physical activity available; odds ratios presented as data adjusted for all covariates (which shows a non-significant difference), and data with baseline physical activity measure omitted from adjustment (which shows a significant difference).

CAD=coronary artery disease; HbA1c=glycated haemoglobin; HF=heart failure; HR=hazard ratio; IRR=incidence rate ratio; MI=myocardial infarction; NA=not available; OR=odds ratio; RR=relative risk.