Sentence examples for rate of practice from inspiring English sources

Europe, meanwhile, has 24percentt of the world's Catholics (and a much lower rate of practice) but claims a full 53percentt of all the cardinals.

The rate of practice of this intervention varied among the hospitals within Malaysia (range 13% to 44%) and Thailand (range 57% to 82%) but was 100% in both Indonesian hospitals.

Beyond that, we confirmed a very high rate of practice contacts per year in general which is twice as high as in the US or the Netherlands [ 9].

This incorporated the effect of cluster randomisation and allowed for 80-85% follow-up of patients and a 15% rate of practice attrition.

Since the early 1980s, the F.D.A. has prohibited any man who has had sex with another man, even once, since 1977, from donating blood -- regardless of H.I.V. status, rate of practicing safer sex or participation in a monogamous relationship.

The rate of game-related head injuries was considerably higher than the rate of practice-related head injuries (Unadjusted RR = 7.29, 95% Wald CI = [6.32, 8.42]); however, level of competition (DI vs. DII/DIII) did not have a significant effect on head injury rates (Table 2).

To enroll these participants we will recruit 90 general practices and 2250 patients across New South Wales and Victorian study locations (to allow for approximately 10% drop out rate of practices) and randomise 30 practices to each arm of the study.

Patients were more likely to move from small practices (single-handed doctors had 2.75 times the disenrollment rate of practices with 6 9 doctors) and where there were other local practices.

To successfully measure policy effects, rates of practice change should also be measured with targeted water quality parameters.

To examine interhospital variation in rates of induction of labour (IOL) to identify potential targets to reduce high rates of practice variation.

We used Spearman's rank correlation coefficient to investigate the correlation between participant responsiveness rates of practice nurses and family physicians and their average coverage rates of the key intervention components (geriatric assessment, care plan and MTC), using the criteria for the interpretation of the effect size proposed by Ferguson (weak, moderate, strong) [ 36].