Sentence examples for combined per from inspiring English sources

The number of deaths for people age 20 to 64 — adults too young to be considered elderly by the researchers — decreased in the three states with expanded coverage by about 1,500 combined per year, after adjusting for population growth in those states, said Dr. Benjamin D. Sommers, a physician and an assistant professor of health policy and economics who was an author of the study.

The CVs associated with each volunteer were then combined per treatment and the proportion of compounds showing CVs lower than 30%% was calculated.

When commercial seafood protein is combined with other proteins (excluding nuts), the combined per capita consumption is 79.1 kilograms in Hawai'i, only 8% lower than the overall United States measure of 85.7 kilograms.

On Saturday though, they attempted just 15 free throws to go along with a mere eight 3-pointers for a combined total of 23 attempts, a season low and half their normal average of 46 combined per game.

For FISH, multiple eggs were combined per preparation.

Second, for all specialties combined per residency year, and all residency years combined per specialty separately, we used Pearson's correlation coefficient to quantify the correlations between each composite-scale of teaching qualities and the outcome variable.

The combined per-student cost of these two modules is approximately $40 $77 for the module, $35 for the project).

The project promises to combine Per-Olov Löwdin's and the author's shared love for the mountains with their passion for science.

In this work, we propose improving the performance of BSO by introducing a global-best version combined with per-variable updates and fitness-based grouping.

The regions are combined into per-chromsome multi-sample VCFs, and variants are filtered to include only passing variants using a combination of infoCollctor and vcfCooker.

The meta-analytic estimate of the latter quantity, obtained by combining per protocol efficacy estimates from vaccine trials in women, 57 58 was 0.98 (95% credible interval 0.95 to 0.99).