Sentence examples for corrected aggregate from inspiring English sources

The degree of under-reporting seen in Italian regional notification data of the pre-vaccination era is in some instances, strikingly large, so that corrected aggregate national data for Italy is an order of magnitude greater than for the uncorrected data.

These estimates are used to revise regional notifications data in order to provide a corrected aggregate national data set; results are compared with estimates of national case notifications from measles mortality data (for the purposes of further comparison a similar procedure was employed for the national data set of measles cases for England & Wales).

Although in essence this approach to correction of data is not novel, being an extension of that of Clarkson & Fine [ 8] (see also [ 12] and [ 13]), we believe that what is new is its systematic application to regional datasets to provide corrected aggregate national data and that this approach does provide a much sounder basis for the epidemiological analysis of national data sets.

We address this problem by trying to exogenise the replacement rate in various ways: by computing measures based on lagged wages corrected for aggregate wage growth, by predicting wages through Mincer equations and by instrumentation.

We conclude that ultrasonic treatment followed by freeze-drying is suitable to preserve the correct aggregate size of at least Cambisols, but the properties of the secondary particles may still not reflect true geometric forms and chemical properties.

By adjusting the constant terms, we calibrated the model as of 2014 so as to yield correct aggregate market shares for battery electric, hybrid electric, petrol and diesel driven cars, as well as for the Tesla make of BEVs.

In our efforts to exclude all 'error', as defined by the mathematically correct aggregate score for a particular observation set, we must not risk losing the information that allows clinicians to outperform the EWS system.

In our study, 65.5% of all observation sets contained all five vital signs and had the correct aggregate EWS calculated, comparing favourably with a previous study where only 54.4% of all observation sets met these criteria (and only four vital signs were required).

The amount of water-stable aggregates was corrected for sand content and reported as macro- and micro-aggregates.

Therefore, when the unadjusted incidence rate ratio or hazard ratio of that outcome during the study is divided by the ratio for that outcome before the study, this adjustment should correct for the aggregate effects of all identified and unmeasured confounders.

By dividing the observed corrected volume of each individual aggregate by the estimated volume of a single monomer, the number of molecules per each oligomer was calculated.