Sentence examples for relevant denominators from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in 2006 enhanced data were collected for all births, including stillbirths, so that outcomes could reliably be expressed with relevant denominators including total and live births and that further analyses could be undertaken to understand determinants of condition at birth.

RR were calculated as the ratio of numbers of events when exposed to the number of events when unexposed, taking into account the relevant denominator data of "exposed" and "unexposed" times.

The relevant denominator is therefore reported for each data point.

Incidences of heavy menstrual bleeding at each age were calculated in relation to the relevant denominator for that age.

Then 1 where is the relevant denominator for practice in month, and is the corresponding rate of diagnosis.

Total prevalence was calculated by dividing the numerator (EBDs) by the relevant denominator (total live births) for the same period of time at the same place.

Demographic characteristics for both the pre-implementation and the post-implementation data collection points were not significantly different (Table  2).> -wrap-foot> ^Missing data; Relevant denominator shown [n = x]; *Only measured for nursing staff.

When assessing occupational asthma incidence for certain occupational groups and in relation to specific exposures, people ever exposed to those specific exposures or working in those specific occupations form the relevant denominator by the same logic.

This allows the detection of temporal clusters in these variables (eg, periods with a higher than expected frequency of a certain resistance profile) while adjusting for temporal changes in the relevant denominator (eg, total resistant and sensitive isolates).

If the logbook from health centres are accurately detecting all health care service delivery events and there are sound estimates of relevant population denominators from data collection of population sources by VHVs, the values for indicators derived from the HMIS and MCH-EPI should be similar to those derived from VHVs and the health centre administrative data.

Furthermore, the tool will need to be updated with new districts and relevant district denominator data when district boundaries are revised and new denominator data become available.