Sentence examples for changes in denominators from inspiring English sources
Denominator for all confirmed cases is 253 unless stated otherwise (changes in denominators are due to missing values); denominator for serogroup-specific percentages is the total serogroup-specific disease.
We measured VE by week in order to take account of the changes in the denominators over time as when more people were vaccinated.
Because small changes in the denominator of IQS (1-Pc) will dramatically affect the value of the statistic when MAF is small, we included only SNPs with MAF>0.01. Figure 3 plots the IQS scores in both populations.
Initially, we tested for changes in the denominator population.
FCR is a ratio trait that is not normally distributed [ 26] and is subject to skewness and kurtosis as a result of the changes in BWG (denominator) coefficient of variation and subsequently affect SD, covariances and correlations [ 3].
For a continuously dosed drug without screening costs, extent of benefit does not influence the cost-effectiveness, as changes in the denominator (QALYs gained) are balanced by equivalent changes in the numerator (required duration of therapy that is, total cost of drug).
We also controlled for possible decreases in the number of susceptible individuals by analysing data about the size and age structure of the Grampian population over the study period so making changes in the denominator population an unlikely cause of the reduction in the IM rate.
Shortly after arrival, one deer was moved to a different paddock within the same exposure condition to resolve social strife, and four fawns were born into three other paddocks; these changes are reflected in denominators in the Table.
This shift in denominators changes how we think about exposure to risk of crime, bringing back to life the classic work of Sarah Boggs (1965).
This allows the detection of temporal clusters in these variables (eg, periods with a higher than expected frequency of a certain resistance profile) while adjusting for temporal changes in the relevant denominator (eg, total resistant and sensitive isolates).
However, greater value also can be achieved if either the numerator or the denominator changes in the appropriate direction.
