Sentence examples for proportion of registry from inspiring English sources

Our primary outcomes were the proportion of registry records with adequate reporting of random sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding, and trial outcomes.

The proportion of registry patients corresponding with the NNT categories in the matrix models for various outcome instruments is reported.

The proportion of registry-noted radiation treated is 40%, and the rate ratio for 2 Gy exposure in non-carriers is 1.5, which corresponds to the 95th centile of a χ, four degrees of freedom distribution.

Latin/South America had the highest proportion of registries with patient-level data accessible to external researchers (3 of 5 [60.0%]), followed by multiregional registries (2 of 4 [50%]), North America (2 of 7 [28.6%), Europe (5 of 23 [21.7%]), and Asia (1 of 8 [12.5%]).

A large proportion of cancer registry cases were never subjected to histopathological diagnosis and comparisons between the new data and records are not easy to undertake.

In this analysis, the proportions of TREAT registry participants who had at least one CD-related hospitalization was similar to (5.36% vs. 5.15%, respectively) and the proportion who had at least one CD-related surgery was higher than (3.95% vs. 1.90%, respectively) those observed in the MarketScan database (data not shown).

The success of this prototype will be measured by the proportion of people from the registry who participate in research studies and the impact that the registry has on overall accrual to portfolio studies.

A validation study with assessment of nearly 800 patients estimated the completeness of registration of inflammatory bowel disease in the national patient registry to be 94%, whereas the estimated validity, expressed as the proportion of confirmed diagnoses in the registry, was 97% for Crohn's disease and 90% for ulcerative colitis.

While IPF was a common subcategory of ILD in all registries, sarcoidosis made up a larger proportion of reported ILD cases in the European registries than the US registry (Demedts et al, 2001; Thomeer et al, 2001b).

The proportion of records in the Niday registry that would have to be suppressed under each of the three thresholds was computed.

21 We can say no more than that the selected proportion of patients in the Spanish registry is of a similar order of magnitude to that in other reports where some estimate of the denominator is available.