Sentence examples for certification table from inspiring English sources

We compared the two indices with respect to certification (Table  1).

From all the four major possibilities of death certification (Table 1), only one of them was considered to be accurate.

From among these physicians, we included the 579 physicians (53% women) in the analyses who 'at least once a week had consultations involving sickness certification' (Table 1).

Facilitation of such contacts was reported by a larger proportion of the GPs with only a medical degree and the GPs who had fewer consultations involving sickness certification (table 2).

The quarantine detention period is from 12 hours to 180 days, depending on the status of rabies outbreaks in the animal's region of origin and preparation of the required certification (Table 2).

Moreover, for a third (33.5%), the diagnosis-specific guidelines had improved the quality of their management of sickness certification cases (table 3).

This clearly speaks to the company's ambition in the enterprise space, where having these kind of enterprise-level security and privacy certifications are table stakes.

Hospital interviews were with a range of staff involved in the certification process (see table 1).

However, the average duration of episodes of sickness absenteeism in Malta appears to be considerably less than what is reported in other European countries, even though the frequency of certification is similar (Table 4).

Among the 21 variables implemented in the model, only 13 variables were significant, such as frequency of traditional fruit consumption, frequency of tropical fruit consumption, food neophilia, taste, price, perishability, stage of ripeness, pulp creaminess, local origin, organic certification, gender, education, and income (Table 4).

The sex, age, primary site and Dukes' stage as recorded in the 1994 manuscript are shown in table 1. Certification of death was obtained from ONS on behalf of the RIAT restorative authors for 204 of 216 randomised patients who died between 17 October 1983 and 8 September 2011.