Sentence examples for incurred mean from inspiring English sources

Patients who were hospitalized incurred mean costs of $8,996, while those not hospitalized had mean costs of $263 (p < .0001).0001

Over the 24 week study period these patients utilized a mean of 21.5 treatments and incurred mean costs of $2511, resulting in an average of $117 per treatment.

Patients who received de Gramont as an out-patient in the present trial still incurred mean in-patient costs for chemotherapy delivery, although these were much lower (£231 vs £2084) than for those who received this regimen as an in-patient.

Patients receiving TMZ (mean 5.1 cycles) incurred a mean cost of $Can10 746, while those receiving lomustine (mean 3.1 cycles) incurred a mean cost of $Can129.

Loss of TOLL 11 function incurred a mean risk ratio for oocyst infection of 1.71 (comparison of infected and uninfected categories; individual replicates = 1.26, 1.81, 2.08 respectively).

Overall the study patients incurred the mean (SD) charges of $4529 29022) for physician care on the index date – the date receiving PTX.

When laparotomy following diagnostic laparoscopy occurred in a subsequent admission, diagnostic laparoscopy incurred similar mean costs per patient to direct laparotomy (£7470 versus £7480); diagnostic laparoscopy costs (£995) were offset by avoiding unnecessary laparotomy costs.

Cancer patients who experienced VTE incurred (unadjusted) mean VTE-related inpatient costs of USD 5202 per patient, outpatient medical costs of USD 2063 per patient, outpatient prescription costs of USD 1982 per patient, and total VTE-related health care costs of USD 9247 per patient over the 12-month post-VTE follow-up period (Table 2).

Finally, with 3×2 cells hierarchical method (yellow line), we incur a mean localization error that is always higher than, or at most the same as, WkNN, but our method is better than spatial sparsity, except for very high noise cases.

Individuals with a normal BMI but increased or substantially increased WC incur higher mean costs than those with a normal BMI and a normal WC.

For example, in an evaluation of indirect costs in patients with ACS, Johnston et al. found that these patients incurred 250 annual mean WA hours (20.8 h per month) and 22 annual mean STD days (14.7 h monthly, assuming 8 h days) [ 8].