Sentence examples for coefficient of health from inspiring English sources

The elasticity coefficient of health care expenditure with respect of income was also found to be less than one.

While income elasticity coefficient of health care expenditure was found unity in 21 Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries reflecting health care not a luxury [5], it was found less than unity in 13 MENA (Middle East and North Africa) countries characterizing health care as a necessary product [6].

The coefficient of health insurance exceeded that in Table  4.

Instead of income, we calculated the Gini coefficient of health workforce financing at the province level by using health workforce financing per capita as the variable of interest.

The coefficient of health insurance was not significant for the decision on medical care use and bed days at home, suggesting that they are not gross complements for non-working married women.

The total effect of health satisfaction on QOL (which is identically the beta coefficient of health satisfaction in a model where the AAQ subscales are not included) was strong (beta = .628, p < .01).01

Multivariate post estimation computations were derived after evaluations of the significance of coefficients of health and human rights predictors.

As we will undertake a cluster randomization (by health center), and decided to have 35 health centers in the control group and 35 in the intervention group (48 patients in each health center), we obtained an effect design of 3.82, with the assumption that the intraclass correlation coefficient of the health center is 0.06 [ 34].

This index is obtained by subtracting the Gini-coefficient of household per adult equivalent consumption expenditure from the concentration coefficient of each health financing mechanism [ 25].

We used the GMM regression coefficients of the health equation in the health-oriented decomposition and the OLS regression coefficients of the socioeconomic status equation (without an explanatory health variable) in the rank-oriented decomposition.

r, coefficient of correlation of health-promoting life-style profiles with gender was derived through the point biserial correlation analysis (male, 1; female, 2); with job position through the point multiserial correlation analysis (physician, 1; nurse, 2; medical technician staff, 3; administrative staff, 4); with work experience or with daily work times through Spearman's correlation analysis.