Sentence examples for uptake proportion from inspiring English sources

There was an increase in vaccine uptake proportion in the general population in 2003/04 and in 2005/06, and in individuals <15 years old in 2009/10.

Uptake (proportion of women invited for whom a screening result is recorded within 6 months) is 73% nationally, but only 61% in London (Health and Social Care Information Centre, 2009 ).

The outcome can be modelled as a binomial response Yij ∼ bin(pij, Nij) such that pij is the true vaccine uptake proportion of individual i within a selected ZIP code j.

A complete time series will be derived from maternal health data with regard to uptake (proportion of eligible women who participate), institutional delivery (total number of women delivering in a public or private facility), district level ante-natal care (ANC) coverage (proportion of women completing >3 ANC visits), and maternal and neonatal deaths.

The proportions were smoothed using the following model, 1 where α is an intercept, which is interpreted as an overall log-odds coverage for all areas; β are the effects of the covariates Xij in the model; and the sj are spatially dependent random effects, such that neighbouring areas have a similar vaccine uptake proportion.

For most determinants of cancer screening uptake, the proportion of respondents in the various categories did not change across the surveys.

Communities more fully implementing a community health strategy showed greater immunization coverage, antenatal care, use of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs), vitamin A uptake, and proportion of households with safe water access (Kenya).

The mortality reduction for each treatment for the number of patients in each group, stratified by age and sex, was calculated as the age-specific case death in that group multiplied by the relative mortality reduction reported in published meta-analyses multiplied by the treatment uptake (the proportion of patients receiving that specific treatment, appendix).

Practices that were low achieving for the Hba1c target showed lower screening uptake, a higher proportion of ethnic minority patients and a higher proportion of registered diabetic patients resident in the most deprived areas.

The willows were also found to uptake a high proportion of the nitrogen and phosphorus from the primary and secondary treated effluents added during the first year.

Twenty-four percent (190/805) reported that they had taken ART, and the Weibull regression model predicted that 31% were in need of ART in 2008 (Table 4), so that uptake as a proportion of those in need was around 77%.