Sentence examples for ratio of days from inspiring English sources

For a disaster area m, assuming that P m is the ratio of days that disasters happen through the whole year.

Similarly to the ratio of days of snow falling to altitude, the number of days in which snow settles on the ground increases by five days per every 100 m increase in altitude.

Medication possession ratio is defined as the ratio of days for which a medication is supplied to the total days in a specified time interval.

Therefore, similar to the protocol used in a previous study [ 2], we decided to conduct a literature review to determine the relative ratio of days of presenteeism versus those of absenteeism.

Because all days' supplies are included, even when early refills occur or a patient switches medications within the same class, the ratio of days' supply to days in the study period can potentially be >1.0.

To assess drug delivery, we calculated dose-density for each drug as the product of two quantities: the ratio of days taken by the existing BEP regimen to days taken by the accelerated regimen; and the proportion of planned doses given.

The mean trough concentration ratio of Day 85 (14 days after the last dose) to Day 15 (14 days after the first dose) was 1.79, indicating a mild exposure accumulation.

In a retrospective, exploratory analysis of 51,772 hypertensive adult subjects identified in the electronic medical record, we examined medication possession ratio and proportion of days covered as proxies for adherence and persistence, respectively.

The CIC and CII groups had a similar ratio of total institutional days per institution admission during the period from T1 and T2 (1.08 ± 0.66 days per admission to an institution vs. 1.44 ± 1.78 days per admission), but very different ratios of days in institutions per admission during the period from T2 and T3 (0 days per admission to an institution vs. 16.66 ± 13.34 days per admission).

Figure 1 includes definitions of utilization metrics, including persistence, medication possession ratio (MPR), adherence, proportion of days covered (PDC) and time to therapy discontinuation.

The ratio reflects the proportion of days during the quarter (in this study, the first quarter of fiscal year 2007) that the patient had all medications in their diabetes regimen.