Sentence examples for underlying compared from inspiring English sources

Associations between covariates and prevalence of multiple causes of death and conditional probability of underlying compared to non-underlying causes of death are examined.

Similar to the case of reporting multiple cause of death, the selection of ischemic heart disease and diabetes as underlying compared to non-underlying differs across the several factors considered.

This is further demonstrated by the very high ratio of ischemic heart disease being coded as the underlying compared to non-underlying cause of death when the death occurred at the person's residence.

Differences across demographics in the proportion of time a cause is selected as underlying compared to non-underlying exist and can potentially provide useful information about the overall impact of causes of death in different populations.

Oriel Securities said: A stronger quarter from Hays than we were expecting with growth of 8% underlying compared to our estimated 3%, in line with the second quarter's growth, and this will allow consensus pretax profit to advance by around 3%-43%-4%

While only 2.3% of deaths with diabetes mentioned occurred in the youngest age group (0 44 years), (Table 4) this group has a much larger probability of having diabetes be the underlying cause compared to non-underlying (51.7% reported as underlying).

Both the probability of multiple causes of death and the proportion of underlying cause compared to non-underlying cause of death are associated with demographic characteristics of the deceased and other non-medical conditions related to filing death certificate such as place of death.

She said the total shareholder return measure built into the share scheme had not been "a fair reflection" of BP's relative underlying performance compared with its peers, and therefore the executives had deserved more.

We can, consequently, conclude that the mesospheric circulation is more sensitive to the underlying SST compared to the stratospheric circulation, as is made evident by the regional differences in the vertical and horizontal wind maps.

Although the precise mechanisms are unknown, the results showed that mesh style nerve cuffs show a greater inflammatory response and had greater reductions in morphometric changes in the underlying nerve compared to silicone in the absence of a penetrating injury.

The use of multiple markers may provide a more accurate assessment of underlying conditions, compared to single protein markers, especially in the case of hemostasis[9].