Sentence examples for ratio of reported from inspiring English sources

Based on the previous years' reports, we calculated an expected number of 1.31 cases per week; hence, the ratio of reported cases to expected reports (5.37/1.31) was 4.10.

Not all cases of cryptosporidiosis in the community are reported to national surveillance, and the ratio of reported to community cases is estimated to be 7.4 (11 ).

Several authors do, however, point out that there is a strong likelihood that boys are more frequently abused than the ratio of reported cases would suggest given their probable reluctance to report the abuse [ 27].

People travelling for this purpose were at significantly higher risk of malaria than other travellers and were less likely to report the use of any chemoprophylaxis (odds ratio of reported chemoprophylaxis use 0.23, 95% confidence interval 0.21 to 0.25).

Because energy and food intakes assessed via FFQs are prone to bias (Hill and Davies 2001), we identified implausible diet reports by calculating for every child the ratio of reported energy intake to predicted energy needs, as suggested elsewhere (Huang et al. 2005).

In the current analysis, we adopted the range of the ratio of reported energy intake to EER between 0.8 and 1.2 as plausible energy intake reporters.

The expression of a protein was considered as being regulated by BaP treatment when it showed changes in expression beyond 20% (i.e. >1.2- or <0.8-fold change from unity; calculated from the median ratio of all reported proteins), and with a P < 0.05 calculated after a two-tailed unpaired statistical approach.

Consistency of proxy-reported energy intake with energy requirements was estimated using the ratio of proxy-reported energy intake over predicted basal metabolic rate [ 35].

Parental WHtR was calculated as the ratio of self-reported WC to height.

Data was collected on several variables by questionnaire and during the examination, including: age, race/ethnicity, education (available for those 20 years and older), poverty/income ratio (PIR (the ratio of self-reported family income to the family's appropriate threshold value), grouped into quartiles), length of time in the U.S. for those not born in the country, and BMI.

In addition, participants with a missing food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) or with >10 missing dietary items and participants in the top 0.5% and bottom 0.5% of the ratio of self-reported energy intake to basal metabolic rate (BMR) (6) were excluded from the analysis.