Sentence examples for corresponding to one year from inspiring English sources

These calculations are made for diagnosis over a specified period of time, in this study corresponding to one year.

Follow-up data collection took place three to six months after the implementation seminars were carried out in the intervention group, corresponding to one year after baseline data collection.

The model consists of 100 cohorts of individuals (0, 1, 2, 3,..., 99) each corresponding to one year of age and each of equal size (nc = 0.01), with a total stable population (i.e. births equal deaths) which adds up to 1 [ 26].

The corresponding mean levels for cumulative exposure in 1960 1990 were 227.42 and 196.71 units, where each unit corresponds to one year's worth of average exposure in 1995.

For each network corresponding to one two-year time slice, we compute a number of node-level metrics that allow us to quantitatively monitor the evolution of network positions for all authors.

The one excpetion is cohort effects for female genital prevalence, where six knots were used, corresponding to one every nine years.

The decrease in the rate of stillbirth corresponds to a reduction in absolute numbers of stillborn infants after 37 weeks from 136 stillbirths per year to now about 75 per year, a reduction of approximately 60 per year (p<0.001), corresponding to one saved stillborn infant per 1000 newborn.

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the United States, accounting for more than 800,000 deaths every year, corresponding to one of every three deaths, or one every 40 s [ 1].

In this study, age and cohort effects are modeled using splines, using five degrees of freedom/knots for both age and cohort effects, corresponding to one knot for every nine and eight years respectively.

Among the 777,876 patients who visited the EDs during the study period, 198 fulfilled the inclusion criteria (mean age 61 ± 14 years, 116 (60%) male) corresponding to one case every 3,930 visits; all these patients accepted to participate.

These packages could avert a quarter of the burden of disease at total costs corresponding to one tenth of the public health budget in the financial year 1997/98.