Sentence examples for composite coverage from inspiring English sources

Figures 4 (a) through (f) shows the composite coverage of Group 1 loci from IBCv1 versus several GWAS products for CEU, YRI and CHB+JPT HapMap individuals using MAF cutoffs of >0.02 and >0.05 across the spectrum of r2 thresholds.

Utilizing the District Level Household and Facility Survey conducted during 2007 08, this paper has constructed a Composite Coverage Index (CCI) in MNCH care.

In this paper, we have portrayed the inequities in the coverage of maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) care services across five economic groups (i.e. wealth quintile) in India and its states using a Composite Coverage Index (CCI) (9).

It may be also relevant when we want to estimate the composite coverage index, an indicator that involves an estimate for FPC along with other seven coverage indicators (13).

An estimate of coverage may however be needed, given the importance of FPC when not only CPR changes but also the desire for children, the need to assess trends over time using different surveys, or the use of FPC in combined health intervention coverage indicators such as the composite coverage indicator (11).

Using ecological time-series and child-level regression models, we estimated the effect of MNCH interventions (summarized by the percent composite coverage index, or CCI) on child mortality with in the first 5 years of life net of temporal trends and covariates at the household, maternal, and child levels.

The composite state-level coverage estimates of the respective indicators were aggregated from estimated LGA coverage estimates.

In nations with universal health care coverage, composite PQIs appeared a valid set of indicators to evaluate the performance of relatively small primary health care providers.

Moreover, the additional test field coverage with composite resin seems to be advantageous for protection of surface areas.

Our approach has also advanced beyond existing composite index measures of coverage by using data-driven weights rather than fixed or arbitrary weights [ 12].

The resulting, balanced, composite index of health service coverage demonstrated promise as a metric, likely to discriminate coverage levels between countries and regions.