Sentence examples for recently reported rates from inspiring English sources

Recently reported rates for this population were higher than those for other populations worldwide [ 1].

Recently reported rates of anal sphincter injuries among primiparous women in US and England, 5.8-5.9 5.8-5.9slightly lower than in the present study.

This FDR is better than recently reported rates [ 25] and although 4,567 (58%) of the protein identifications in this study were based on single-peptide matches, the low FDR provides a high degree of confidence in these identifications.

The overall CDI incidence in the Internal Medicine ward during the study period was calculated as 6.8 CDI cases per 10,000 patient bed-days and 50.6 CDI cases per 10,000 admissions which indicated a higher CDI incidence compared with recently reported rates [ 3].

Based on recently reported rates of severe hypoglycaemic events between 0.4% and 3.1% per year, a conservative estimation of the overall rate of severe hypoglycaemic events of 1.5% over 1 year and a desirable precision of the estimate of ± 0.337% the sample size had to be 5000 patients.

While our recurrence rate of ASD is higher than the recently reported rates of ∼20% (Ozonoff, Young, Carter, Messinger, Yirmiya, Zwaigenbaum, Bryson, Carver, Constantino, Dobkins, Hutman, Iverson, Landa, Rogers, Sigman & Stone, 2011) this is likely due to variability resulting from our relatively modest sample.

Was it really reasonable to think that autism has been around consistently at the recently reported rate of 1 in 68 children (1 42 for boys -- almost 2.5percentt) but that we had just not noticed?

Given the fact that the study cohort was recruited from 84% of the country's population, with a recruitment rate similar to recently reported recruitment rates for epidemiological studies, these results can be considered to be reasonably representative of Australian children with CIs.

In a prospective study, Velmahos and coworkers [ 6] recently reported success rates of almost 95%, with a total intrahospital mortality rate of about 14% in 80 patients undergoing embolization for pelvic fractures for haemodynamic instability or for fractures associated with risk for bleeding.

Laparotomy microsurgical tubal reanastomosis after tubal sterilisation has been performed for more than 30 years, with recently reported pregnancy rates of 60 91%.

The treatment outcomes for GV are very good using this method, with recently reported bleeding rates after B-RTO of 2.7 3.2 % [ 9, 10].