Sentence examples for proportion of operations from inspiring English sources

Although ancillary services, such as cleaning, have increasingly been outsourced to private contractors, only a tiny proportion of operations on patients paid for by the NHS have been carried out in private hospitals.

The Welsh government said hospitals faced spikes in pressure during the winter, and that a "high proportion" of operations were cancelled by patients themselves.

The proportion of operations performed by trainees was comparable in the two hospitals.

To better describe variation on a more granular level, for each procedure type we plotted each hospital's actual proportion of operations performed using minimally invasive surgery and each hospital's predicted proportion of operations performed using minimally invasive surgery.

In addition, the proportion of operations performed due to RA of all primary joint replacements is reported for each year.

For example, the figure shows the proportion of operations using abdominal access (versus thoracic access) in hiatal hernia repair, in hospitals in the Nationwide Inpatient Sample.

The figures show a change in the total number and proportions of operations performed for many of the procedures.

Most of the reoperations due to infection that were detected only by HDR occurred during the first 3 postoperative months when most of the reoperations classified as partial exchange arthroplasties, other revision arthroplasties (NGC99), or amputations were also performed (the proportions of operations performed within 3 months were: 56%, 46%, and 67%, respectively).

Superior rectus muscle surgery represents a tiny proportion of the operations performed, in the last year only a single operation recorded countrywide, but continues to retain separate categorisation.

The parameter p is a mind constructed quantity not existing in real life, interpreted as the proportion of unsuccessful operations when considering an infinite number of similar operations.

Martin et al 7 investigated the cumulative incidence of second operation for degenerative conditions in one USA state, finding that an increased proportion of fusion operations and the technical development of implants did not affect the rate of re-operation.