Sentence examples for count indicators from inspiring English sources

Outcome data related to blood count indicators before and after delivery were available for 1963/2034 (96.5%) women in the controlled cord traction group and 1953/2024 (96.5%) in the standard placenta expulsion group (at least one peripartum change in haemoglobin level or haemotocrit was available).

"Omaha" isn't any sort of audible, but rather a snap count indicator.

A count indicator of the number of unhealthy lifestyles each participant was engaged in was constructed according to published guidelines (20– 22), including measures of 1) insufficient participation in physical activity, 2) consumption of too much red meat, 3) insufficient fruit and vegetable intake, 4) alcohol binge drinking, and 5) cigarette smoking.

Indicators represent monthly averages (indicators 1 10, 13 15 and 19, see Table  1) or total monthly counts (indicators 11 and 12) based on the whole farm and are recorded automatically by a herd management software dedicated to the individual follow-up of every animal in the farm.

Our composite statistic combines a long-range haplotype statistic, based on genomic signatures of (new) positive mutations that are not yet fixed in a single population, and the regression coefficient based on allele-count indicator variables of a WGA - as the quantitative genetic approach.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation ranked the state 48th in its 2003-4 Kids Count index of problem indicators.

This count of indicators was dichotomised into more affluent (zero to one indicators) and more disadvantaged (two to five indicators).

New WHO guidelines say all those infected with HIV should be provided with antiretroviral therapy regardless of their CD4 count – an indicator of how effectively the immune systems of those with the virus are functioning.

The potential use of invoice data as a proxy for delivery, or using traffic counts as indicators, is discussed in Zunder et al. [5] and Aditjandra et al [19].

Most importantly, the doxorubicin-decorated diamonds had no effect on white blood cell count, an indicator of immune system activation that's often the deciding factor in whether a patient can continue chemotherapy.

We employ citation counts as indicators of "future impact" of a reported biological result.