Nevertheless, the institutional ratios can be helpful to program managers and clinicians in identification and prioritization of morbidities that health workers must be competent and equipped to treat or refer.
The institutional mortality ratios use as their numerator only deaths that occurred after admission to the facilities surveyed, and the denominator is based on the number of deliveries taking place in the same facilities over the same 12 or three month time period, depending on the survey.
For this reason, the results of our multivariate meta-analysis do not confirm their results, for example, regarding the impact of leverage ratio, institutional investors, and profitability on corporate hedging decisions.
This translated into an institutional maternal mortality ratio of 715 per 100 000 live births.
The institutional maternal mortality ratio reported by the Ghana Health Service declined from 230 per 100,000 in 2007 to 170 in 2011.
Specifically, with a decrease in the proportion of supervised deliveries from 44.5%% in 2006 to 35.1 % in 2007 and an increase in the institutional maternal mortality ratio from 187/100,000 live births in 2006 to 224/100,000 live births in 2007 [ 65].
Of the 50 districts in MP, three heterogeneous districts were selected for this study based on their varying geographic location and differing human development indices, proportion of institutional births, and maternal mortality ratio (MMR) that represent different levels of socio-economic development, programme uptake, and maternal health outcomes.
In October 2009, Wells Fargo cut its expense ratio for institutional target-date funds by 17 basis points.
The ratio of institutional types selected reflected their national representation.
The issuer regulates the placing ratio of institutional investors as k during the IPO issuing before bookbuilding, k ∈ (0 , 1), and the placing amount of institutional investors during IPO issuing is k.
