Sentence examples for two different denominators from inspiring English sources
We calculated hospitalization rates using two different denominators.
Prevalence figures had only two different denominators, namely: the general -sometimes age- and sex-specific- Spanish population; and the disabled screened positive population used to describe proportions affected by different severity levels.
The outcomes of interest for women who have a subsequent viable pregnancy, such as uterine rupture, will be analysed using two different denominators i.e. women who subsequently have at least one pregnancy and all women randomised.
For example, if you are comparing 2/3, 5/6, and 1/3, multiply the two different denominators: 3 x 6 = 18.
We used two different denominator regions, i.e. the whole brain (WB) and cerebellum (CBL), to derive the ratio-based outcomes for SUV and VT for FC.
Table 2 shows the CATI response rates using four different denominators for the calculation of results.
We estimated rates of gene duplication while normalizing for overall evolutionary time using three different denominators.
Second, for each of these comparisons, we estimated gene duplication rates using three different denominators: total gene duplications, overall genetic distance, and divergence time estimates from molecular clock analyses.
We then normalized a given variant-specific peptide such as the 1-19 H2A.Z peptide over each of the four references to attain four separate ratios, namely a common H2A.Z numerator over four different denominators (that is, H2A.Z/H2Ac1, H2A.Z/H2Ac2, H2A.Z/H2Ac3, H2A.Z/H2Ac4).
Considering that a single cause relationship with vaccination is not proven, three different denominators (number of cats registered, the number of cat consultations undertaken and the number of vaccination visits for cats at the practices) were used to express the potential variation in risk.
Two fractions having different denominators may be added or subtracted by first reducing them to fractions with the same denominator.
