Sentence examples for differences in proportionate from inspiring English sources
The differences in proportionate changes with increasing number of factors are approximately constant with changing randomisation weights.
We observed racial differences in proportionate incidence of RCC subtypes, which appear to be increasing over time; this novel finding motivates further etiologic, clinical, molecular, and genetic studies.
IMS=infectious mononucleosis, EBV=Epstein-Barr virus; CMV=Cytomegalovirus. Region of exposure was associated with differences in proportionate morbidity when comparing expatriates and non-expatriates after travel (Table 3).
Since the proportionate changes are smaller for larger randomisation weights, the absolute difference in the proportionate changes falls with increasing randomisation weights.
Despite the huge difference in the proportionate expenditure on drugs, special clinic patients still receive on average a higher value of drugs per inpatient day equivalent (M106,000) than MCH patients (M87,000).
We observed an increasing trend (2001 2009) of annual age-adjusted incidence rates for all three histologic types, consistent with the increasing incidence overall, but striking differences between whites and blacks in proportionate incidence of the different subtypes (Fig. 1).
To that end, states were given the option to permit proportionate differences in insurance premiums using sex as a determining factor, as long as they published their data and reviewed the decision on 21 December 2012.
Fig. 4 Proportionate differences in skull shapes of domestic dogs and cats as they grow up.
We evaluated the clinical outcomes after a median 8 years of follow-up, including differences in fibrosis assessed by collagen proportionate area (CPA).
This lowered difference with an increase in sample size is expected due to, for example, "the greater expected balance in proportionate terms between groups" [ 5].
