Sentence examples for population-adjusted from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, many pathology subspecialties have declined in population-adjusted levels.

I can't help but notice you've branded this population-adjusted tool the "Williamson-modified Fifa Bollocks Ranking Scale".

Within specific countries, however, we use a population-adjusted version of the RCA measure known as RPOP.

Our visualisation shows population-adjusted rates of multimillionaires for every US state and the 30 cities with the highest numbers of super-rich residents.

He has suggested that 4,000 yeshiva students should now be exempt — a population-adjusted version of Ben-Gurion's 400.

Population-adjusted risks of injury/fatal crash involvement of 16-year-old drivers in Florida and Michigan were reduced by 11% and 24%, respectively.

A 2 means that on some test or other I did worse than ninety-eight per cent of the population, adjusted for age and education.

The death rate from heart disease among the Kaiser members is 30percentt lower than it is in the rest of the Northern California population, adjusted for age and gender.

Climate data obtained from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was compared to population adjusted county operative stone burden, controlling for patient and county demographic data as potential confounders.A total of 63,994 unique patients underwent stone procedures in California between 2010-2012.

CONCLUSIONS: In this nationally representative sample the population adjusted rate of discharges for stone disease in females dramatically increased from 1997 to 2002.

If you look at your test results, you will usually see a number and next to it a reference range which is calculated by taking averages throughout the population, adjusted for the lab that does the testing.