Sentence examples for interval of reported from inspiring English sources
Table 2 presents the mean (95% confidence interval) of reported television viewing and computer/computer game use by gender and age category.
Whatever the systems used, evaluating the time intervals of reporting for each infectious disease must be an ongoing process, and the development of international standardised methods to measure timeliness needs to be promoted.
Binary logistic regression analysis was used to investigate the unadjusted and adjusted odds ratios (95%% confidence intervals) of reporting IPV correlated to psychosocial health (total score and subscale scores).
14 (52%) studies reported the time interval of TOM reporting after diagnosis or notification.
Salomon [ 22] found that BRFSS and NHIS showed significant differences in the confidence intervals for prevalence of reported "fair" or "poor" self-assessments of health.
According to our results, IIT was not standard practice in ANZ as none of the ICUs had their median Glu1 below the upper limit of the 95% confidence interval of glycaemia reported in the IIT arm of NICE-SUGAR [ 8].
This finding has to be interpreted with caution, as the results of the analysis concerning DM remission were based on the pooled data of only three studies, yielding a wide confidence interval of the reported OR.
A few sites on the higher density SNP data (12 of 896,387) fall outside the interval of positions reported in the map and were not included in our analyses.
Results from serologic testing of 17 patients showed that 4 were seropositive, despite the relatively short interval between reported onset of illness and collection of serum samples (range 5 7 days).
> -wrap-foot>> -wraPY Person-yearson-years, CI Confidence interval (a) Population-based rates of reported infectious syphilis among males in Ontario, Canada.
Signals of disproportionate reporting (SDRs) were calculated for TdP + QT interval abnormalities and defined by a lower limit of the 95%% confidence interval of the reporting odds ratio (ROR) >1.
