Sentence examples for using single years of from inspiring English sources

The results are a little different from those based on our modelling using single years of observation, and the magnitude of the deviation is similar to that seen when current observed incidence rates are compared with those projected from past data using Nordpred.

The expected survival rates were derived using single year of age and sex-specific death rates from the East of England life tables.

When the NDSCR data were analysed using single year of maternal age for mothers 35 years and over, the reduced risk in DS cases from multiple births was more apparent and further reduced in the 2000s compared with the 1990s.

For CIN3 we used single year of age data from South East England for 1990 2005 (Sasieni et al, 2009).

These findings are unlike the results of Ishii and Kawai [9] using single-year cross-sectional data.

They used single-year mortality data starting from 85 to 110 years for estimating A' 85+.

One major limitation of many of the previous studies is that of using a single year of data to obtain cross-country estimates of the natural correlation [11, 15 17], making the regression results spurious.

It is important to note that because we are matching data from different years into a single analysis file, and as we are using a single year of hospital bed data, we are implicitly assuming that the density of hospital beds is relatively stable over time.

As well, comorbidity measures were constructed using a single year of administrative data so individuals that have a disease but did not have any health service records containing a diagnosis of that disease during the one year timeframe would not be captured in the comorbidity measure for that disease.

Some reports used a single year of data and others used multiple years providing historical comparisons or trend analysis.

For invasive cancer we used the single year of age distribution from the UK in 1971 1997 (Office for National Statistics, 1999).