In the first stage, we calculated descriptive statistics (i.e., mean, standard deviation, median with interquartile range, proportion) for each physiological variable for the REMS and WPS systems with stratification by survival status.
The median (range) proportion of clustered cases was 32.3% (13.7 51.6%) in foreign-born and 43.3% (18.7 68.7%) in native-born cases.
Data were extracted for total sample size, average age (mean or median), age range, proportion of males, and any numbers or prevalence data for the foot disease or risk factor variables.
We extracted the following information from each retrieved article: name of first author, start of follow-up for CHD (year), study location (country), population, number of participants, number of CHD events, mean follow-up time, mean age or age range, proportion of women, method of assessment of job insecurity, method of assessment of CHD, and covariates included in the adjusted models.
The median (range) proportion of foreign-born TB cases among all clustered cases was 48.9% (11.3 77.8%), with large differences between studies; in seven of the 15 studies the proportion of foreign-born clustered cases among the total clustered cases was over 50%.
Since studies also suggest different VKA control measures (eg, percentage of time spent in range, proportion of tests in range, point prevalence) used in the same population can result in different conclusions regarding the quality of VKA control, 16 18 researchers recommended ≥2 VKA control measures be reported per study.
R is a depth range proportioned to the distance of video frame.
Descriptive statistics such as means, range, proportions were used.
At almost all flow ranges, proportion of two-wheeler and car was observed to be significant; in the range of about 25 40 and 15 35% respectively.
We see that, for light shadowing environments (σdB∈[0,2] dB range), this proportion can reach up to 30%%.
Values are given as number, median (interquartile range), or proportion.
