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If we analyze the performance of the GRS at a sensitivity of 90%% (comparable to that achieved by CD serology), the incorrect implications ratio was lowest for GRS-DQ2.5-imputed (6.7 1), followed by GRS-DQ2.5 (6.9:1) and GRS14 (8.5:1).
The greatest improvements in the average bootstrap reduction in incorrect implications ratio was from GRS-DQ2.5-imputed at a reduction of 2.17 (95 % CI 1.35-3.02) over the 9 1 baseline, followed by GRS-DQ2.5 and GRS14, at 1.96 (1.16-2.78) and 1.61 (0.55-2.64), respectively (see Additional file 1: Figure S7 for results limited to sensitivity ≥90%%).
Therefore, the ALC/AMC ratio was analyzed during treatment to assess implications on prognosis and survival.
In a situation whereby the working-age population is growing, as in our study countries, the implication of a declining employment ratio is that the size of the non-employed population (also see Table 2)—our indicator of migration pressure will increase.
Improving this natural ratio is a major open problem, and resolving it may have implications on other network design problems.
That ratio's now reversed.
Remember the payout ratio is only a ratio after all".
Its expense ratio is 0.86percentt.
