Sentence examples for between the total sums from inspiring English sources

The difference between the total sums of observed cost for all practices and the respective expected cost under the assumption of proportionality are: Primary care +61%, gynaecology +81%, pediatrics +50%, non-invasive specialists +63%, invasive specialists +49% and psychiatry +116%.

The mutual probability matrices are obtained dividing each entry between the total sum of their elements, in this way, symmetrical matrices where the total sum is equal to 1 are obtained.

Further, Spearman's rank correlation (the CORR procedure of the SAS) between the total sum of damaged plasticine larvae per tree and the emission of each VOC (in total 28 trees) was used to analyse which compounds may provide the most important cues for birds.

There was no statistically significant difference between the total sum scores of the CWS by age-group or gravidity.

In Table 1, we highlight the nonsignificant correlations between the total sum of BioTAP and each of the variables related to concept maps discussed here.

Convergent validity was examined by investigating the association between the total sum scores and the factor scores of the CWS and the state and trait anxiety of the STAI.

For convergent validity, the Spearman rank correlation coefficient was used to assess the relationship between the total sum score/factor scores of the CWS and the sum scores of the state-, and of the trait-anxiety questionnaires of Spielberger.

While overall concentrations in urban dust (SRM 1649b) differ by less than 3%% (GC-EI/MS, 2,513 ng mL−1; LC-APCI/MS, 2,435 ng mL−1), there is only reasonable agreement between the total sum of OPAHs between the two instruments (<50 % difference) because of differences with a few OPAHs as discussed above.

Notes: *) The total sums exceed 100%.

From the total sums, the probability of each column group as well as the ratio between the groups was determined.

Eta-squared is calculated as the ratio of the between-groups sum of squares to the total sum of squares (see Table 1; Kerlinger, 1964).