Sentence examples for number of measurements per year from inspiring English sources

The number of measurements per year increased from 675 (in 332 patients) in 1995 to 7,207 (in 2,286 patients) in 2008 and added up to 31,921 measurements (in 13,557 patients) in 2009.

RP definition A gave more consistent percentages than RP definition B, where the percentage considered as RPs varied from 0.4%to4.5%5%, as shown in Figure  3, depending on the length of follow-up and number of measurements per year considered.

The analyses were repeated using different follow-up periods (three and two years instead of four years) and restriction on the number of measurements per year required to be eligible for inclusion in the analysis (≥2 measurements/year instead of ≥3 measurements/year).

We then assessed the proportion of this initial population that would be eligible to be included in a study of RP, depending on the individuals' length of available follow-up (two, three or four years) and number of measurements per year (≥2 or ≥3) required.

The average number of measurements per subject during the year of blood pressure data collection was 7.19 ± 2.02.

The median (mean) number of measurements per individual was two (2.6) and the median time interval between measurements was 1.1 years [interquartile range (IQR): 0.89 1.4].

The median (range) number of measurements per individual was 33 (6–46) in Dielmo and 24 (6–34) in Ndiop.

Mean ± SD number of measurements per patient was 20.8 ± 20.

The average number of measurements per person was 2.1.

For each set of measurements, we determined the rate of measurement per year (i.e., the number of tests per person-year of observation) and whether the gaps between pairs of consecutive measurements exceeded 12 months, which was considered to be a clinically important gap between measurements.

Mean number of measurements of transaminase levels per year was 5.35 (5.59 for single PI group, 6.16 for multiple PIs group, 4.82 for NNRTI group; t-Student P-value: 0.02).