Sentence examples for difference in standardised from inspiring English sources

There was an increased actual mortality rate (AMR) between NT and DT admissions (AMR 17.3% (n = 19) vs. 25% (n = 27)), but no significant difference in standardised mortality ratio (SMR) - 0.59 vs. 0.40.

The magnitude of the observed difference in standardised mean differences between single centre and multicentre trials may seem small.

Adjustment on funding yielded consistent results (combined difference in standardised mean differences −0.09, 95% confidence interval −0.18 to −0.01).

A combined difference in standardised mean differences of less than 0 indicated that single centre trials showed larger treatment effects, on average, than did multicentre trials.

To control for potential confounding we adjusted the metaregression models for important trial characteristics and re-evaluated the combined difference in standardised mean differences.

A combined difference in standardised mean differences of less than 0 indicated that on average single centre trials showed larger treatment effects than did multicentre trials.

Conclusions Applying different mortality timeframes resulted in differences in standardised mortality ratios and differences in judgment regarding the performance of individual hospitals.

We chose not to include additional (post-discharge) variables in the post-discharge prediction models, because then determining whether differences in standardised mortality ratios are due to the different timeframe used or to the introduction of a new variable would be difficult.

Whereas Leyland et al [ 32] used various measures to compare inequalities in mortality within Scotland over time, including comparing absolute differences in standardised rates between regions and socioeconomic groups at different time points, comparing socioeconomic rate ratios and examining the slope index of inequality.

The estimated differences in standardised mean differences were negative for 19 meta-analyses and positive for seven meta-analyses.

Differences in standardised mean differences were then pooled across meta-analyses by a random-effects meta-analysis model.