Sentence examples for review of the average from inspiring English sources

Although we collected case data from 2001 through 2007, there were abrupt changes in reporting at the start of 2004; review of the average number of cases reported by day of the week and year showed consistent lower overall reporting by day for 2004 through 2007 as compared to earlier data potentially indicating a change in surveillance protocols.

Consequently extrapolation of the average findings of this review to the average for all advertisements around the world may not be accurate.

The HMRC reviewed their estimates of the average strength of table wine in 2008, using new quality-assured HMRC trade data on the country of origin of wines to estimate average strengths (Ambler, 2008).

Studies of the effects of exposure to ionizing radiation in utero or in childhood (e.g., for thymic enlargement or tinea capitis) were not included in this review because the average age of study participants at the end of follow-up tended to be less than the age at which CLL typically occurs.

6 A recent review found the average cost of a fall requiring hospitalization to be US$26,483.

The EAC determined that the numbers estimated for coils and PED may not be appropriate and following consultation with the expert advisers estimated that the average number of coils required may be lower at approximately 25 while data from the studies identified in the clinical review suggested the average number of PEDs used would be higher than in the model at an estimated 2.4 devices.

When the overall score of the meta-reviewers' assessments for a particular review study differed, the average of the mutual overall score was calculated.

Of the reviewed papers, the average number of sessions or lessons was six and was static and fixed for each study.

Studies included in our review offer an analysis of the average level of activity and parameters of immobility for different periods [ 25].

A quick review of the literature showed that the average patient had a risk of recurrence of as little as 4percentt over the first six months, and a fraction of that in the first week.

A review of the literature indicates that the average isotope enrichment during each trophic transfer is 0.5‰ for δ13C and 3.4‰ for δ15N, but with large variations in both stable isotopes (Post 2002).