Sentence examples for ethnic coefficient from inspiring English sources

The MDRD (Modification of Diet in Renal Disease) Study and CKD-EPI (CKD Epidemiology Collaboration) equations originally were derived from a North American population and had an ethnic coefficient adjustment for African Americans.

Differentials = ethnic coefficient + age-on-arrival coefficient + cohort coefficient.

We compared the accuracy of the equations, evaluated the ethnic coefficients, and assessed the equations for disease staging in a multiethnic Asian population with CKD.

Among the 38 nations examined, ethnic diversity coefficients ranged from 0.2982 0.9740.

Due to methodical differences (e.g., definition of nutritional status, nutritional status range, primary or permanent dentition, sex, age, and ethnic group), correlation coefficients between dental development and nutritional status vary between studies.

In the second conventional model (column (2) in Tables 2 and 3), the coefficient of ethnic concentration (which was adopted as the proxy for ethnic network in prior studies) is not statistically significant.

A positive coefficient of weighted ethnic spatial lag indicates ethnic network plays a positive role in relation to ethnic entrepreneurship.

Test: test for equality of coefficient for ethnic Danish twins and their 2nd-generation comparable group.

Using the data from Table 6, the statistical result of bivariate correlation analysis shows that the correlation coefficient between ethnic intermarriage rates and the other five variables was not statistically significant.

The main outcome measure was the correlation coefficient of ethnic diversity versus HIV infection rate.

The explanatory effect of minority background on emotional symptoms was only 3%, which is small but significant (See standardized regression coefficient of ethnic status, β = -.16 in Table 3 and square it for information about its contribution to emotional problems).