Sentence examples for basic denominator from inspiring English sources

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But his question pointed to the basic denominator of mortality that seems to be binding together Americans across the country as they face, or avoid, memories of the Sept. 11 atrocities.

Adult female Sprague Dawley rats (n = 24) with body weight from 250 to 300 g (Σ = 283) were evaluated using 5 different groups in which the basic denominator for the technique involved the fixation of a blind loop of the intestine on the abdominal wall with the placement of a screw in the lumen secured to the abdominal wall.

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Further, given basic denominators such as the number of pregnant women, children <1 and number of births and deaths should be available from the village head and/or VHV this data should be used and the capacity of the overall system strengthened to collect this data annually rather than using estimates based on modelling and estimations.

It's a question that in a very folksy way embodied the whole problem. A. Well, it got to the basic common denominator.

Food is indeed our most basic common denominator, arguably more than housing or any other good.

A very basic common denominator is what it costs to build a house per square foot, any house including stairs, closets, pantries, and bathrooms, because these are livable and heated areas within the house.

Life will always be different in a village or a city, but India can at least gain some basic common denominators between the two.

The current goal of the Live Desktop is to meet a lowest common denominator for basic functionality, and to offer an enhanced experience for users who do choose to download add-ons.

Just because I'm a healthy adult with a strong immune system (and an aversion to doctors that borders on neurotic) doesn't mean I'm somehow excused from this lowest common denominator of basic responsibility.

Like the mega-analysis or opportunistic study designs, these meta-analyses can end up with a "lowest common denominator" approach, including only basic covariates such as age and gender, unable to count on basic information about the duration of illness or medications being comparable or even available across the datasets.

The common denominator, however, is the basic skills required to assist a woman during pregnancy, childbirth and after birth, including essential care to newborns – known internationally as 'midwifery skills' and defined as "core competencies".

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