Sentence examples for total adjusted from inspiring English sources

To adjust the observed hospitalization rates for test sensitivity, we used the following formula to estimate an adjusted case count by age group for each diagnostic test: (adjusted case count test = (observed case count test × (1/sensitivitytest) We calculated the total adjusted case count for a season and age group by summing the test-specific adjusted case counts.

DMGT said the performance of its consumer division, together with declines at Euromoney, dragged the businesses' total adjusted operating profits down 11%too £277m.

The top 1 percent's share of the nation's total adjusted gross income was 17 percent in 2009, down from 23 percent two years before.

Total adjusted asthma costs were 63% higher for the patients receiving ICS + montelukast than for the patients receiving ICS + salmeterol (P ≤.0001).

The model based on the Basic word measures accounted for nearly 25% of the GPA variance (total adjusted R2 =.234) while the Advanced word model only accounted for 16% (.162).162

In the state at the 90th percentile of income inequality (as measured by the share of a state's total adjusted gross income [AGI] received by the top 5percentt of taxpayers), the top 5percentt of taxpayers received 42percentt of total AGI in 2007, compared to 29.5percentt in the state at the 10th percentile.

(The report measures sales and deliveries in dollar totals adjusted for inflation, called "constant 2002 dollars").

One may adjust citations for single papers, e.g. dividing the number of citations in each paper by the number of authors and using adjusted citation counts to generate total adjusted-citation counts or respectively normalized h indices, as performed automatically by the Publish or Perish software (hI,norm index) (www.harzing.com).harzing.com

These disorders are the 4th leading cause of total DALYs (3.7% total disability adjusted life years) [3].

Adjusted operating profits were £493m, 52% of total group adjusted operating profits.

This is 10 times the total worth, adjusted for inflation, of all products made by the world's manufacturing industries over the last century.