Sentence examples for initially tabulated from inspiring English sources
We initially tabulated characteristics of the study population from the 6 months before LABA initiation, including whether LABA initiators were apparent naïve users of all LABAs, the prevalence of comorbidities, and the intensity of healthcare utilization characteristics, such as outpatient visits, emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and home oxygen use.
Just as downloads were initially tabulated at arm's length by the Official Charts Company, so too were streams, getting their own ghettoised chart in May 2012.
We initially tabulated case mix and treatment variables by year of study.
The data were initially tabulated in a simple matrix, which facilitated a preliminary exploration of the constituents, contexts and themes (table 3).
Data will be initially tabulated to include important attributes of each trial and to assess comparability, for example of treatment targets.
Initially, the data were tabulated based on descriptive statistics (mean, standard deviation, minimum, maximum and quartiles) for quantitative data and frequency tables for qualitative data.
Comparison of the whole study population with the West Midlands and England populations (2001 census data) with respect to Index of Multiple Deprivation [ 22], age, and ethnicity will be undertaken initially and the results tabulated.
But no one claims that these ballots have not previously been tabulated; they were initially read by voting machines at the time of the election, and thereafter reread by virtue of Florida' s automatic recount provision.
Each included publication was scrutinized by one author (TR) initially, and relevant data was extracted and tabulated for each study, using the data extraction sheet.
The data were tabulated using Microsoft Excel 2007 software and initially assessed for normality using the Shapiro-Wilk test.
Initially age-specific distributions of the explanatory variables of site of last visit, sex, reason for last visit, and income were tabulated (note that these weighted percentages may differ from that obtained by using the unweighted numbers of respondents as the denominator).
