Sentence examples for ratio of developing from inspiring English sources

Sub-Saharan Africa had the highest maternal mortality ratio of developing regions, with 510 deaths for every 100,000 live births, followed by southern Asia, Oceania and the Caribbean.

Scale invariance refers to the maintenance of a constant ratio of developing organ size to body size.

It is observed that the effect of each parameter on the aspect ratio of developing nanorods highly depends on the value of the other parameters.

The amount of seawater we used varied because we kept the ratio of developing embryos to seawater volume constant among jars.

After controlling for age, gender, educational level, APOE-ε4 and baseline MMSE, the hazard ratio of developing AD was not significantly greater in IgG-positive subjects (Table 2).

Our estimates of the hazard ratio for time to TB episode incidence for TST or EC ELISPOT status at baseline are consistent with those observed in a cohort study conducted in a neighbouring country, The Gambia, in which the adjusted hazard ratio of developing TB in contacts was 1.8 (0.8 4.1) with the TST and 1.8 (0.8 4.2) with a similar in-house ELISPOT assay using similar threshold [13].

After a basic sample description and bivariate analyses, logistic regression models are calculated to estimate odds ratios of developing depressive symptoms between 2004 and 2006.

However, the odds ratios of developing and being overweight at T2 across socioeconomic strata were no longer significant, although only small reductions were observed in the size of the odds ratios.

First-degree relatives of those with MSI-H CRC who do not have Lynch syndrome or serrated polyposis are at increased risk (standardized incidence ratios) of developing stomach, ovarian, and liver cancers.

Twenty-eight cases and 1500 controls were analysed for the presence of IgG antibodies to HPV 16, 18, 33 or 73, and odds ratios of developing anal and perianal skin cancer were calculated.

Odds ratios of developing advanced colorectal cancer were calculated for individuals having screening histories within 2 5 years before case diagnosis, as compared with those not screened, using 357 case control sets.