Sentence examples for difference in the denominators from inspiring English sources

This numerical difference in the denominators is the major limitation for the MED score strategy, especially for data above the average.

The reported incidence for medical undergraduates in Sri Lanka is very high compared to these other studies [ 23- 25] even when the difference in the denominator is taken into account.

The differences in the denominators were the result of missing data for the variable analyzed.

A second explanation for our lower estimates of screening participation could be differences in the denominator population.

In contrast, both the Cooper and Singh methods increased the number of cancers classed as PCCRC to 7321 but, due to the differences in how the denominator was derived for each method, the PCCRC rates were 7.7%and7.5%5% respectively.

Comparing (14) to (5), we can see that the difference lies only in the denominator.

The main difference is that in the denominator in (8) all paths are used, while in (6) only the alternative paths are used to compare with the recognition result to be verified.

Therefore, when trends of amputations over time are evaluated, it is necessary to adjust for possible differences in risk factors of amputations in the denominators (or study populations) over time.

However, the difference in estimates is outweighed by the uncertainties in the denominators of symptomatic infection and all infection.

In 2005, a similar number of HbA1c tests were performed for individuals with diabetes (483,746) and without diabetes (496,616) despite large differences in the two groups' denominators.

Given potential over-estimation of the number of procedures in the 2 national surveys, possible under-estimation of the number of procedures in the VA, and differences in the types of denominators, it is possible that age adjusted rates of procedure use were too high for the national surveys and too low for the VA.