Sentence examples for exploratory estimates from inspiring English sources

These infections are preventable, yet based on conservative exploratory estimates they may cost the health service in England at least £15.5 19.2 million per annum.

An exploratory estimate of disease risk is given by the standardized incidence ratio (SIR), which is the ratio of the observed to the expected numbers of admissions.

Using survey data, this paper explores the prevalence and factors associated with self-reported symptoms of injection site infections (abscess or open wound), which are likely to be due to bacterial infection, among IDUs in England, and exploratory cost estimates of their treatment.

An exploratory analysis estimated that a reduction in the number of persons in the group "screening never attenders" by 0.09%% (from 36.55 to 36.52 %) would result in the same gain in QALYs as was predicted by the awareness campaign.

D-AlaGIP treatment did not alter locomotor activity measured as path length and number of lines crossed, exploratory levels estimated by the number of rearing events and speed in both transgenic and APP/PS1 mice in all different ages tested.

This exploratory study provides estimates of the revenue generated by FIRES in addition to the nominal revenue of the stand-alone fluoride-salt-cooled high-temperature reactor, which are useful for defining an initial design.

As this was an exploratory review, no estimates in monetary terms (dollar values) are presented.

The results from the secondary analyses will be treated as exploratory and only estimates and confidence intervals will be reported.

Secondary outcomes will include exploratory analysis of estimates and variation in clinical outcomes of pain and disability, in order to inform a future main trial.

The epidemiology of patient safety in such settings is based largely on exploratory studies or estimates and focused predominately on prescribing.

Exploratory analysis produced estimates for the animal-level variance in the range 0.2 to 0.4 for three breeds (Bluefaced Leicester, Scottish Blackface and Texel); however, the variance estimate was close to zero (<0.01) for the remaining seven breeds.