Sentence examples for mean rates reported from inspiring English sources

Finally, CLBSI rate in our study was 1.19/1,000 CVC days and the CRBSI rate was 0.66/1,000 CVC days, both significantly lower than the mean rates reported for adult ICUs in England [11].

Incidentally, this rate is also lower than the mean rates reported for this sequencing technology (Gilles et al. 2011).

Finally, CLBSI rate in our study was 1.19/1,000 CVC days and the CRBSI rate was 0.66/1,000 CVC days, both significantly lower than the mean rates reported for adult ICUs in England [ 11].

The mean error rates reported throughout this study include all such SNPs.

In a meta-analysis of 68 web-based health surveys, the mean response rate reported in 49 studies was 39.6% [19].

But a response rate between 50 and 60%% is usually considered as acceptable, and the mean response rate reported for physicians in published surveys is between 54 and 61 % [13, 21].

In contrast, the mean substitution rate reported in Pomeroy et a. [ 54] was 11.65 × 10−4 s/s/y, possible due to the shorter duration of sampling (1982 2001) in their study.

This method has a good diagnosis rate as evidenced by the identification of a mutation in 75% of our cohort (including definitely pathogenic and probably pathogenic mutations), which is the mean diagnosis rate reported with direct sequencing of the two genes [ 24].

Studies investigating the number and type of clinical pharmacist interventions and physician acceptance rates reported a mean acceptance rate of 79%.

Considering different lengths of follow-up for individual trials, and to account for censored data, we obtained the rates of outcomes for all trials with follow-up longer than 12 months and calculated the log hazard ratios (assuming a constant rate of hazards for individual trials) from the event rates reported and mean duration of follow-up.

Means of annual fall incidence rates reported in studies of the hospitalized elderly and those in long-term care were 1.4 and 1.6, respectively, compared with a median of 0.53 reported here for studies of community-dwelling populations.