Sentence examples for for excess days from inspiring English sources
We also performed two sensitivity analyses to assess a range of possible values for productivity loss when different assumptions were used for excess days lost due to obesity and smoking.
We also conducted two sensitivity analyses using different assumptions for excess days lost for smokers and obese employees by varying the number of additional sick days due to these risk factors to: (1) two extra days for both obesity and smoking and (2) two extra days for obesity and three extra days for smoking.
Under the Belgian system each patient presentation is attributed a fixed number of hospital days and this is paid for prospectively at a standard rate per day with a lower payment given for any excess days; therefore much of the cost of longer stays is borne by the treating hospital [ 16].
Table 1 shows the changing trends of workdays lost attributable to smoking and obesity, using an average of two excess sick days for smokers and three excess days for obese persons.
The 6,281 admissions identified as contributing markedly to excess length of stay accounted for 85% (124,803 days) of the excess days.
These days, unpaid-for excess doesn't play well.
CBS's production was in the pre-excess days, where screens were not shrunk for updates and there were no electronic first-down lines or instant polls.
Dubai United Arab Emirates Dubai's pretty much a byword for outrageous excess these days, possessing the world's tallest building, a fleet of police supercars, and one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
> -wrap-foot> Sensitivity analyses with higher absolute threshold values for excess LOS (5 and 7 days) showed the same pattern for all groups, while the ethnic differences slightly increased.
We also performed sensitivity analyses with different threshold values for excess LOS in both absolute and relative measures (5 days, 7 days, 20%, 50 % and 100 excess LOS).
For non-elective spells, excess bed days were observed in 3% for both males and females.
