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

The primary outcome was HbA1c testing frequency, measured as the mean number of tests per year obtained during the first 24 months following the index HbA1c test.

The total number of creatinine and urinary protein tests ordered from primary and secondary care and the number of tests per year stratified by categories of estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR).

*The number of tests per year and the percentage positivity by age group and gender are shown with the differences between the percentage positivity estimated using Chi-squared and expressed as p value and the significant values presented in bold type.

It is especially interesting to compare the number of tests per year (i.e., 4) and the average number of games per year (i.e., 15), which leads us to conclude that physical fitness testing carries a higher risk of injury among soccer referees than match refereeing.

Our primary outcome was the frequency (incidence rate) of HIV testing over 18 months, expressed as number of tests per person year, excluding tests performed at enrolment.

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.

We measured the frequencies of blood pressure readings and cholesterol monitoring as the average number of tests per person per year, and the average annual prescription rates for aspirin, statins, antihypertensive drugs, and glucose-lowering treatments were measured by the average number of months with prescriptions for these drugs per person per year.

The analysis of patients with less VL testing compared to those with more frequent VL testing (Table 1) and the analysis of number of tests per person-years (Table 2) actually suggested that patients with more frequent VL testing were more likely to have failed than patients with less frequent VL testing.

Yearly maintenance costs and the number of tests performed per year may be acquired from hospital financial statements and patient and laboratory registers.

Equipment costs per test are preferably calculated based on annualized equipment replacement value (determined through an annuity function) and yearly maintenance costs divided by the number of tests performed per year (4).

If the number of tests performed per year is not available, annuity and maintenance costs may be divided by the total number of patients, but this assumes that all patients use the equipment equally.