Sentence examples for proportion presented with from inspiring English sources

Seventeen (45.9%) patients, a sizeable proportion, presented with acute symptoms.

Moreover, the exposed neonates were admitted more often to the NICU, and a greater proportion presented with PNA signs.

Compared with the pre-vaccine period, the proportion of children under 12 months of age with all-cause AGE was significantly smaller in the post-vaccine period (62.3 % vs. 58.7 %, p = 0.042), but a significantly larger proportion presented with vomiting (88%% vs. 93.1 %; p < 0.0001) and a significantly smaller proportion presented with fever (63.6 % vs. 45.1 %; p = <0.0001) (Table  2).

However, the Honduran retinoblastoma campaign was associated with a reduction in the proportion presenting with advanced disease (Leander et al, 2007).

Other possible explanations include a relatively small effect on the reduction in PTS and the smaller proportion presenting with iliofemoral DVT relative to infrainguinal DVT.

Using data from 11 centres across Europe, it showed a significant inverse correlation between the proportion presenting with diabetic ketoacidosis and the background incidence of type 1 diabetes for these centres (rs= 0.715, P=0.012).

Prevalence estimates and 95% confidence intervals were calculated as the proportion presenting with DKA at the time of diagnosis by age-group (<2 and <5 years) based on appropriate definition (strict or broad).

Patients who were assessed by a geriatrician were similar to those who were not, apart from a greater proportion presenting with a fall (64% v 42%) and more having become immobile (74% v 58%; Table  1).

Hospital-diagnosed infants in the longitudinal cohort had 3-fold higher mortality compared to PMTCT-diagnosed infants, likely due to differences in the proportion presenting with WHO clinical stage III/IV infections.

This was a systematic review of studies indexed on PubMed, EMBASE, Web of Science, Scopus or CINAHL before March 2011 that included unselected groups of children presenting with new-onset type 1 diabetes, reported the proportion presenting with DKA and used a definition of DKA based on measurement of pH or bicarbonate.

It has been reported that the proportion presenting with reflux as an indication for endoscopy is highest in Whites, followed by Hispanics and then Blacks (Abrams et al, 2008), which is parallel to the incidence order of Barrett's oesophagus and ADC.