Sentence examples for using the denominator of from inspiring English sources

We opted for using the denominator of 927 for males and 943 for females due to missing information for some covariables.

Three main efficacy outcomes and three harm outcomes were therefore sought from the trials, using the denominator of the number of patients randomised so that results were on an intention-to-treat basis.

Malaria incidence rates for Dili district and the rest of the country per 1000 population were calculated for 2004-2007 using the denominator of the 2004 population census figure.

Using the denominator of 346 women (408 original sample minus 62 losses to follow-up), our study suggests that 17%5959 out of 346) women will have PMPS up to 12 years postoperatively (mean 9 years).

In addition, the percentage of the practice population with a chronic condition was determined using the denominator of SM07 as a measure of the practice population and the denominator of SM05 as a measure of the practice population with a chronic condition.

In one of the earlier commentaries on this problem, Yudkin et al [ 3] noted in 1987 that if the risk of antepartum stillbirth was considered by week of gestation using the denominator of total live births occurring at that gestational age, the risk seemed highest among preterm patients as they had the smallest denominators.

Rates of diabetes in pregnancy (in NT and for Indigenous babies in NT) will be calculated using the denominators of all NT births and all births in the NT with Indigenous mothers (using NT Department of Health Midwives Collectionn birth data).

64 The Welch re-analysis used the denominator of cases diagnosed during the screening period and a numerator of excess cases diagnosed in the screening group, resulting in 18% overdiagnosis rather than 10%.

Use the denominator of the time signature to determine the duration of the notes.

Those can be solved using the common denominator of the NTF and the STF in (8) and (9).

Here, the spectrum of reflection A was used for the denominator of the left side of Eq. (2) and that of the other reflections were used for the numerator.