Sentence examples for rate of the case from inspiring English sources

In this study, the disease specific 5-year survival rate of the case (93.2 %) without cervical lymph node metastasis was significantly higher than that of the case (58.3 %) with cervical lymph node metastasis, which accorded with previous researches [4, 6, 17].

The treatment failure rate of the case patients, assessed 72 hours after initial therapy, was higher than that of the control patients (58% vs. 13%, P =.006).

The migration rate of the case and control cell lines after electrical wounding was determined according to Eq. (2) in Supplementary data.

Moreover, these projects are characterised by a very high turnover rate of the case (tur1) and reportedly insufficient adequacy of the inclusion criteria (ade0).

In the presented study, the lower migration rate of the case cell line was found to be associated with a stronger cell substrate adhesion than that of the control cell line.

However, an analysis of the mean score rate of the case analysis and tissue structure identification sections revealed significant differences (89.1% ± 8.2% and 93.1% ± 6.7% in the VM group versus 70.8% ± 7.1%andd 68.5% ± 10.9% in the LM group, p < 0.05).

The best case (Case C4) increased the average air velocity and overall heat transfer rate of the base case (Case A) by approximately 10.3% and 5.3%, respectively.

Attributable mortality is determined by subtracting the in-hospital mortality rate of the controls from the in-hospital mortality rate of the cases.

The 30-day mortality rate of the cases was also higher than that of the controls (46% vs. 14%, P =.001).

The CT scan rate of the cases (185/250, 74.0%) in this study is comparable to the earlier report by Myint et al, which examined the CT scan rate in the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital [ 17].

Thus all the issues that arose from the differential response rates of the case and control families and from the overall response rates are similar to those discussed in the accompanying radon paper (UKCCS, 2002).