Sentence examples for diagnosis proportion from inspiring English sources

Proportion of patients diagnosed by route of diagnosis; proportion of patients selected for curative treatment; 1-year survival.

Patient diagnosis, proportion of pneumonia and progression of lung cancer increased in the same order, while the proportion of AE-COPD and asthma decreased.

Family doctor participation in diagnosis: Proportion of cases diagnosed by the family doctor; visits per patient, physical examinations; complementary tests requested according to the nature of symptoms; type of referral to specialist and clinical information included in the referral.

Based on their differences in physician diagnosis between children in DC and children care at home, the physician diagnosis proportion in all children in our data set, whether in DC or at home, would have been 7.1% versus the observed 7.5% among DC children.

There was no significant difference between the PKD2 and non- PKD2 groups when comparing range of clinical presentations, gender ratio, mean age at diagnosis, proportion with hypertension before or during follow-up, or serum creatinine/eGFR at clinic presentation (Table 3).

Sex, patient admission type, patient admission diagnosis, proportion of nurse respondents working in the ICU for greater than 5 years, and geographic region were significant at p < 0.25 and were selected, together with hospital and ICU type, to be evaluated as potential confounders using the change-in-estimate criterion.

As expected, the women in the case series had a somewhat lower age at diagnosis, lower proportion screen-detected lesions, larger tumours, not completely excised DCIS, higher proportion of invasive lesions at review, more necrosis and a distribution towards higher grades.

This is important as around two-thirds of patients treated in one of the clinics in Lusaka were registered with a smear negative diagnosis, the proportion being even higher in those with HIV (unpublished survey).

While relatively few men in this cohort acknowledged MA use in the period prior to their HIV diagnosis, the proportion who did increased significantly over the five-year study period – the same period over which MA infiltration into NC began in earnest.

In this way, for every diagnosis a proportion of home visits was computed for both years.

White women were the most likely to have a stage recorded at diagnosis (adjusted proportion 75%), and least likely to be diagnosed with metastatic disease (7%).