Sentence examples for crude frequency from inspiring English sources

Crude frequency distributions of categorical variables were compared using chi-square tests, while t-tests or analysis of variance were used for continuous variables.

We found that the crude frequency of receipt of services in persons with SLE was comparable to the general population for almost all services examined, with the exception of receipt of pneumococcal immunization.

Full details of the BAI are published elsewhere by Wells et al. Descriptive statistics for participants, including crude frequency proportions with χ tests for trend by occupational grade and crude mean values with age-adjusted tests for trend (using linear regression), are presented stratified by occupational grade and sex.

It provides only crude raw frequency or percentage data.

Crude frequencies of each measure were calculated.

In addition to examining the crude frequencies reported in Table 2, we also standardized the LOS sample to CHIS by age and education.

Cross-sectional analyses were carried out on the data from each questionnaire separately to obtain crude frequencies of health status and health behaviour variables, according to education and ethnicity.

When the logistic regression model was repeated using the BMI, WC, WHR and BF% sex-specific deciles, the adjusted odds ratios in women illustrated the similar positive association as was observed for the crude frequencies.

For the tamoxifen-treated patients, a crude CBC frequency of 1.9% was found and for the nonusers, a frequency of 3.0%.

However, this is usually quite inaccurate and results in estimators that are very similar to crude population frequencies.

Crude infection frequencies (Asian origin 35%; white 39%; black 45%) are consistent with sexual behaviour data and suggest that the raised risk may be limited to black women.