Sentence examples for standardisation for age from inspiring English sources

Indirect standardisation for age and sex was used to calculate standardised bed days and hospitalisation ratios (SBDR and SHR) for both acute and psychiatric hospital admissions, and absolute excess risks (AERs) compared with the general Scottish population.

Indirectly standardised incidence ratios (SIRs) were calculated for selected cancers with standardisation for age, sex, deprivation, and calendar period.

After standardisation for age (30 years) and smoking status, the mean levels of cadmium in urine were (geometric mean [geometric S.D.]) 0.25 [1.50.290.29 [1.76] and 0.26 [1.46] μg/g creatinine, respectively.

g Comparing all three cohorts, with direct standardisation for age, by logistic regression.

Standardisation for age, sex, physical impairments, depression and dementia did not explain variation in service use.

The higher disease burden when compared with the general population remained consistent throughout standardisation for age and socio-economic status.

After standardisation for sex, age group and residency (West/East Germany), this corresponded to an overall HB vaccination coverage of 29.6% (95% CI 23.3 34.4) in Germany.

For each specific indicator we present the absolute rate, the standardised rate and the so-called inequality-rate, the latter being expressed as the relative risk of the outcome for low SES (socioeconomic status) pregnant women compared to high SES pregnant women, after direct standardisation for maternal age, parity and ethnicity.

Direct standardisation was used for age adjustment with respect to the European standard population, and the European standardised rates (ESRs) were calculated.

So, just like the standardisation of pain definitions is warranted, standardisation of age interval reporting would also be preferable.

Standardisation of age was performed according to the European standard population.