Sentence examples for ratios of cases from inspiring English sources

As can be seen from Fig. 20, the slenderness ratios of Cases 2 5 are in the range proposed by Smith (1987).

The ratios of cases to controls amongst 1000 training sets range from 3.41 3.95, with a mean (SD) ratio of 3.65 (0.10).

Approximately equal ratios of cases to controls were recruited at each site: Cambridge: 30 32 (ASC: controls); London: 41 41 and Oxford: 18 16.

Approximately, equal ratios of cases to controls were recruited at each site: London, 41 ASD and 41 controls; Cambridge, 30 and 32; Oxford, 18 and 16, respectively.

However, the ratios of cases with complication were almost equal in HIV-CI and HIV-NC groups, with 33% and 36%, respectively, making this explanation unlikely.

We evaluated the association between mammographic density and breast cancer risk by fitting conditional logistic regression models, adjusting for machine (due to different sampling ratios of cases and controls), with the mammographic density measures as both continuous and categorical variables.

Although the ratio of cases accepted to cases filed has remained steady in recent years, the report's findings suggest that business-related litigation accounts for more of the court's workload than it once did.

Figure 20 compares the slenderness ratio of Cases 1 5 and the slenderness ranges proposed in the literature.

Open image in new window Fig. 20 Comparison of the slenderness ratio of Cases 1 5 and the slenderness ranges proposed in the literature.

If the ratio of cases to controls having this combination in the training dataset exceeded the total ratio of cases and controls, then individuals with the same combination in the testing dataset were called "high-risk".

We estimated that at 80% power and 5% level of significance, with a ratio of cases to controls of 1∶1, a matched sample size of 132 cases and 132 controls could detect an odds ratio of 2.2.