Sentence examples for days rate from inspiring English sources

The adjusted analysis of 6 outcome parameters from baseline of 2005 revealed significant average yearly reductions in days on antibiotic therapy (1.0 day per year, p = 0.02) from 14.3 ±1.2 to 9.0 ±1.7 days, rate of re-infection on ICU (35.1% per year, p = 0.014), ICU-LOS (2.7 days per year, p < 0.001) and ventilation time (42 hours per year, p = 0.008).

We also used a 30-day adherence rating scale that has been recommended by Lu and colleagues [ 73], in which participants are asked "Thinking back over the past 30 days, rate your ability to take all your medications as prescribed" (6 response ratings: Very poor, Poor, Fair, Good, Very good, and Excellent).

Among the former, the time elapsed to delivery was identical regardless of the patient's bacterial vaginosis status (elapsed time: 35.9 versus 37.1 days, rate of spontaneous preterm birth 42.9 versus 43.2%, not significant).

Patients with HFrEF and HFpEF experienced similar adjusted incidence rates of re-hospitalization, but those with HFrEF had a 39% increased risk of mortality at 30 days (rate ratio 1.39, 95% confidence interval 1.10 to 1.76) and 25% greater risk at 1 year (rate ratio1.25, 95% confidence interval 1.12 to 1.41).

As shown in Fig. 6a the addition of RAP to control SCC mix increased the first 3 days strength development rate, while 3 14 days rate decreased, however, in all cases more than 90%% of the 28 days strength was developed within the first 14 days.

Figure S3 : Individual lag days' rate ratios for OTC allergy medication sales and asthma syndrome ED visits.

But in the euro zone these days rates hurt everyone: they are low for depositors and high for borrowers.

Other outcomes included those achieving a 30%and50%0% or greater improvement in HAL and 30% or more improvement in headache days rated as moderate to severe.

Responders to treatment were classified as those achieving a 50% or greater improvement in headache days rated as moderate to severe.

Rates of antibiotic use for urinary indications (antibiotic courses per 1000 resident days and defined daily dosages/1000 resident days), rates of urine cultures obtained (urine cultures per 1000 resident days), rates of hospitalization (per 1000 resident days), and overall mortality rates will be compared using paired t-tests and Wilcoxon signed rank test.

(The day rate for combat is double the rate for less dangerous work).