Sentence examples for crude primary from inspiring English sources

Although they found that crude primary consultation rate -every consultation between a health professional and a patient- was 32% lower in men than women, when underlying morbidities were comparable in men and women they reported that consultation rates were similar.

Fig. 10 Crude oil (primary axis) and palm oil (secondary axis) prices from January 1995 till December 2015.

Crude human primary islet cell preparations were isolated from one human donor organ (from a 16-year-old girl) and cultured as described previously [36].

Lohmander et al estimated, among people suffering OA, the crude incidence of primary THA (rate per year per 100,000 persons) obtaining results between 70 for Iceland and 99 for Sweden in 2000 [ 14].

Traffic density and distance to roadways are crude proxies for primary emissions of traffic-related pollutants, but are easy to obtain and have been used in many epidemiological studies.

A crude measure of primary care service availability based on opening hours, identified that a more resourced service (e.g. PHC service available 24-hour/7-days per week compared to a service available 3 days/week) resulted in less hospitalisation for chronic conditions [ 44].

The primary reason crude oil prices have risen sharply -- the biggest factor in the leap in gasoline prices -- was the decision by the cartel's ministers in March 1999 to curtail oil production.

There are players in the primary world crude oil market buying insurance against prices over $200 a barrel.

The primary oil recovery and secondary oil recovery crude oil samples were analyzed by GC-FID.

The country is clearly dependent on fossil fuels, as petroleum products account for 41% of the primary energy supply, crude oil for 31%, coal and peat for 17%, and gas for 4%.

According to those figures, measured in metric tons of oil equivalent — the energy generated from burning 1,000 tons of crude oil — Germany's primary production of renewable energy was almost 14 times that of Britain.