Sentence examples for cases ratios from inspiring English sources

It may be argued that the higher Italian 'deaths to cases' ratios may in part result from poor living conditions or standards of health in certain regions (in this regard an indication of the ratio from one developing country (Peru) is also included for comparison[ 16]).

For the other cases (ratio 620/634 » 0) the non-uniqueness of the problem occurs.

There were 48 males and 14 females among the cases (ratio 3.4 1), while the controls had 38 males and 19 females (ratio 2 1).

And to find down-regulated paths, we assigned control-case ratios as weights to nodes.

The case ratios were 71.4% and 63.6%, respectively.

When the up-regulated paths were detected, case-control ratios were used, and when the down-regulated paths were detected, control-case ratios were used.

Measures of acute sector sustainability, such as day case ratios, day case surgery rates and average length of stay all saw improvements [ 24].

The calculation of rate sex ratios is an improvement compared with previous methods of using case ratios, which assumed a M : F population ratio of close to one.

We compared alternative cost effectiveness ratios on the basis of these imputed full sample costs and outcomes with the base case ratios.

Since 2003 the polio virus has re-entered Chad – in 2011 there were still 132 confirmed cases and the country has the highest case ratio to population size in the world.

The overt consequence of infection of a host population of relatively high resistance is the sporadic occurrence of cases of disease and a high carrier-case ratio.