Sentence examples for clinical ratios from inspiring English sources

Current clinical ratios were collected by survey by dieticians [ 32] and psychologists [ 33].

The adult to child clinical ratio of 3.0 indicated unstable local transmission and generally, an absence of acquired immunity.

For a miRNA — mRNA pair, if its clinical ratio value t * lies in the shadow region (see Additional file 1 ), i.e. p  < 0.05, this pair is regarded with significant regulation change.

For each service site, we calculated physician-patient ratio, nurse-patient ratio, clinical officer-patient ratio, field officer-patient ratio, and healthcare provider-patient ratio (which included all four types of healthcare providers).

In the clinical interpretation, ratios outside the reference interval were considered aberrant.

The reported 1-year survival and clinical benefit ratios in our study and the study of Kradalis et al are not better than the results reported with gemcitabine as a single agent (Burris et al, 1997).

In 2007, the Department of Defense (DOD) Task Force on Mental Health recommended the DOD adopt a risk-adjusted population-based model for estimating the number and clinical specialty ratios for behavioral health providers in military medical departments [ 27].

The ratio of systematic reviews over the published clinical trials (ratio SR/RCT) of biomarkers and non-biomarkers are shown in the solid line and dotted line of Figure  4 respectively.

The cICAM-1 levels of the eight patients were correlated with two clinical parameters: ratio of arterial oxygenation to inspired oxygen fraction (PF ratio), and pressure adjusted heart rate.

We estimated 168 921 subclinical cases (clinical:subclinical ratio 1.0 0.59; range 0.18 1.0) in Cairns, the city where the epidemic was centered.

Our results are in concert with other reports, showing comparable clinical benefit ratio and a similar time to progression.