Sentence examples for ratio of intervention from inspiring English sources

We originally estimated about 1000 patients would contribute outcomes to this study and made our power calculations assuming a 10∶5 ratio of intervention to control clusters with balanced numbers of participants in each cluster and no matching.

The hazard ratio of intervention was estimated in the crude model.

Let c i be cost-effectiveness ratio of intervention i expressed in $ per DALY gained.

We decided on a 3 1 ratio of intervention to control patients during the intervention period.

The benefit-cost ratio of intervention measures is estimated to be 4.1, with an annual rate of return of 41% [ 29].

We estimated the number of MRSA infections that would have occurred in the absence of the intervention program using the following formula: Total patient days in period two × (observed MRSA infection rate in period two/adjusted hazard ratio of intervention) + Total patient days in period four × (observed MRSA infection rate in period four/adjusted hazard ratio of intervention).

Fairness (or 'justice') in resource allocation in such conditions requires an understanding of the economic cost-benefit ratio of interventions.

The computer programme contained an automatically generated random sequence with block sizes of 5 (2:2:1 ratio of interventions to control).

The comprehensiveness and continuity of care were evaluated by the ratio of interventions relative to the total number of items that were applicable (expressed as percentage).

This index will be created by passed on ratio of interventions that the patient received versus the number they were eligible for.

In particular for old age pensioners with few earnings, the inclusion of net incremental consumption has a negative impact on the cost-effectiveness ratio of interventions targeting these age groups.