Sentence examples for based on mean rates from inspiring English sources

However, comparisons between and within countries based on mean rates are problematic, because of the differences in data methods (for example some rates are age-adjusted, whereas most are not) and validity of data.

Here, only classifications based on LexTALE produced an acceptable agreement rate, while those based on mean ratings were close to chance level.

To capture the temporal evolution of category coding, separate anovas for each cell were based on mean firing rates in early (50 250 ms) and late (300 500 ms) windows.

For example, based on mean daily rate of change estimates presented in Bloom et al., ([ 31], Table 4), these three days past delivery in our study would likely result in no or in extremely small differences between in utero PCB levels and measured PCB levels in postpartum samples collected so soon after delivery.

However, these conventional analyses are based on mean sporozoite prevalence rates which are assumed to be constant throughout year.

Our estimates of the volumes of HPV samples to be processed are based on mean HPV positivity rates for mild and borderline cytology results.

The sites were grouped into low, intermediate and high transmission based on mean daily human-biting rates.

Based on mean changes in EPS rating scales, patients were slightly more symptomatic for akathisia, dyskinesia, and parkinsonism at endpoint versus baseline.

One study in 'low risk' nulliparous women reported much higher screen positive rates (based on mean RI > 0.58) at 20 and 24 weeks (30.0% and 8.6% respectively) [ 41].

At 6 months, response rates based on mean change in CDAI were similar in ABA users as compared with anti-TNF users (−6.1 vs −5.6) in both unadjusted and adjusted analyses (figure 2).

In FORECAST Climate, these base litter decomposition rates and their associated nutrient mineralisation rates are adjusted based on mean air temperature and moisture content.