Sentence examples for lowest category for from inspiring English sources

Just last week, the State Department ranked Malaysia in its lowest category for efforts against human trafficking, in significant part because of labor and immigration policies that place domestic workers at risk of abuse and forced labor.

The lowest category for each socio-economic indicator was the referent for each analysis.

We chose to include the most extreme contrast for this meta-analysis (e.g., highest vs. lowest category for comparison), which is standard practice in conducting a meta-analysis.

The RRs and ORs with their 95% CIs for the highest category in comparison with the lowest category for each study were extracted or calculated, and the ORs from nested case control studies were assumed as the estimates of the RRs for prospective studies.

Each study population was studied separately where all measures of female serum concentrations of PFAS were i) categorized into country-specific tertiles with the lowest category for each country serving as reference category, and ii) handled on a continuous logarithm transformed scale.

6 Both suppositions seem unlikely for the QECH: the United Nations ranks Malawi in the lowest category for development, and the type of organisms we isolated have remained unchanged since 1996, 2 while most (79%) mothers deliver in health facilities in this part of Malawi.

Relative risks between 1.2 and 2.3 for the highest vs lowest categories for weight gained between age 18 or 20 and the reference age were reported in previous case control and cohort studies (Friedenreich, 2001; IARC working group, 2002).

The lowest costs observed in the oncology cohort were for ER visits (mean US$238), and the lowest category of expense for the urology cohort was pharmacy costs (mean US$240).

Fisher's Exact test compares high and low category for variable of interest, where threshold is determined by median value across all CWS, and includes related odds ratio.

Adjusted GM concentrations for both MCNP and MCOP for persons in the high household income category were significantly higher than for those in the low category (for MCNP, p = 0.004; for MCOP, p = 0.01).

People classified as "zero" must have had systematically different job descriptions than those in the "low" category (for which peak exposure could be as low as zero and still admit them into the "low" group), so the comparability of these groups is in question.