Sentence examples for denominators required from inspiring English sources

This detailed review suggests that, for the countries covered here, the situation is better than that outlined by Carr-Hill (2013) and recent improvements suggest that there is some hope for the denominators required by the SDGs.

Some participants considered that the common denominator required was someone with a name, with a face, to explain things and help break the "bureaucratic edifice".

For the treatment indicators, preliminary work to identify measurable denominators is required in preparation for the quality improvement agenda.

In order to define a notification rate both a numerator and denominator are required.

While the denominator data required to examine such changes in detail are unavailable, changes would be unlikely to result in an almost 3-fold increase in a single patient age group in a short period without a concomitant increase in younger patients with similar underlying conditions.

One analogous situation is found in web-based applications where the capabilities of the browser must be assumed to be a lowest common denominator, which requires that the web server do most of the work [19].

The implication is that for an indicator with lower ICC, higher numbers of denominator patients are required for a reliable comparison.

Where denominator populations were required we used 2009 mid-year populations by age, sex, and deprivation; with deprivation again being based on the LSOA of residence.

These methods and findings are useful for monitoring inequalities in stillbirth in the future, but the collection of more detailed individual-level information for stillbirths and denominator data is required.

It is hoped that such a comprehensive simulation study will provide some practical guidance with a look-up table suggesting minimum denominator F-statistics required for sufficient power to detect a range of RVs (both below and above 1) under varying circumstances (e.g., measures with different degrees of correlations).

So put 1 in the denominator: Do the required operations to find the unit rate.