Sentence examples for mean stool frequencies from inspiring English sources

*P-value significant (< 0.05), OR = Odd's ratio, CI = 95% confidence interval, Student t-test used for mean stool frequencies (standard deviations).

Our previous study on patients with IBS-D gave a mean stool frequency of 3.1 (SD 2.0).

The remaining 3 patients defecated normally and had a mean stool frequency of 9.2 week (range 8 13).

No significant group differences were detected in fussiness, gassiness, or mean stool frequency at any measured time point.

13 The mean stool frequency for PI-IBS and the remaining patients with IBS-D were similar, giving a mean (SD) of 4.25 (2.35) and 3.59 (1.70), respectively, p=0.48.

The anticipated on-treatment mean stool frequency was 0.9 ± 0.6 per day in the lactulose treatment group and 1.3 ± 0.7 per day in the PEG 4000 treatment group.

Mean stool frequency across studies (n = 39) ranged from 0.74 to 1.97 motions per 24 hr with a median value of 1.10 motions per 24 hr period.

For prespecified primary and secondary endpoints, mean stool frequency and rectal bleeding scores were derived from values recorded in the 7 days prior to the study visit.

The mean duration of diarrhoeal symptoms as reported by the patients' guardians was 3 days (range, 6 hours to 1 week) and the mean stool frequency in the last 24 hours was 5.5 (range, 3 15).

Clinical predictors of lactose intolerance in severely malnourished children included oedematous malnutrition, perianal skin erosion, higher mean stool frequency and having ≥2 diarrhoea episodes in the previous 3 months.

Children with lactose intolerance were more likely to have a higher mean stool frequency (≥8 motions in 24 hour period) [p < 0.001], a finding consistent with that by Ozmert and colleagues in Turkey [ 12].