Sentence examples for status appendix from inspiring English sources

Residents of higher-spending HRRs, according to the AC-EI, had relatively similar baseline health status (Appendix Table 17) and yet received substantially more care (Appendix Table 18).

Data analyses for all tasks were performed using more stringent classification criteria for bilingualism and musician status (Appendix 2 and 3).

Comparing the attenders with the non-attenders we found little evidence that the associations of sex and growth environment to socio-demographic characteristics or health varied with attendance status (Appendix S1).

Prevalence of risk factors for metaPC in the 'contempCTx' group compared with 'noCTx' and '5-FU' groups was lower in terms of age, R0-status, Appendix and N2-status.

Details of several confiscations from smuggling attempts between Thailand and Japan have been reported by the IPPL, including one event on 2 May 2007, where 40 slow lorises were confiscated at Narita Airport only a month before the CITES conference that elevated the slow loris status to Appendix I. Twelve of those animals died.

The results of the quality assessment showed that few studies reported blinding to existing hypertension status (Supplementary Appendix D).

Findings were very similar in sensitivity analyses that examined raw survival outcomes without accounting for neurological status (see Appendix for details).

Data were analyzed on the basis of renal filtration status (online appendix A, available at http://care.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/full/dc10-0767/DC1) (2, 8, 9).

We used the ICD-8 code and the ICD-10 code for status asthmaticus (Appendix 1) to identify all patients with a primary or secondary inpatient diagnosis of status asthmaticus.

The rates of IPD, death and disability from IPD, hospitalized NBPP, death and disability from NBPP, and outpatient visits associated with NBPP were calculated, varying by age and risk of pneumococcal status (see Appendix 1 for description).

All HAAS variables that could be considered as social deficits were included in a dichotomized format (0 for absent; 1 for deficit) including living alone, social networks, and marital status (see Appendix B in Additional file 1).