Sentence examples for based on a denominator from inspiring English sources

The other (household) work losses to migraine are similar if based on a denominator of 90 days: 0.46 and 1.4% among all males and all females respectively.

* = The rate reported was based on a denominator that included patients with undocumented HIV result.

All percentages reported here are based on a denominator of 596 unless otherwise indicated.

(These 73 individuals' survey responses comprise the data set for this study. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, all forthcoming percentages are based on a denominator of 73).

All the previously published methods of calculating PCCRC are based on a denominator of the number of cancers diagnosed in a population.

aSome patients were counted twice if two or more different strains were recovered; therefore, the percentage of patients is based on a denominator of 447.

The DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF) provides the guidance and rules for developing, representing, and understanding architectures based on a common denominator across DoD, Joint, and multinational boundaries.

Several open API are already available (like jclouds, libcloud, OpenStack, most of them develop in parallel with mOSAIC) offering a management layer for the resources of same type from multiple Clouds (based on a common denominator of their APIs).

The identified components are based on a common denominator across countries and groups.

The case fatality rate of 0.026% (range 0.011-0.066%) computed by this analysis is lower than most estimates made so far in this pandemic but is also based on a different denominator.

When a disease count is converted to a proportion (e.g. prevalence rate) based on a background denominator value (e.g. the population in a spatial unit), the uncertainty of that proportion can be highly sensitive to the magnitude of the denominator.