Sentence examples for ward equal from inspiring English sources

A total of 123 ultrasounds were taken; 30 (24 %) in ICU and 93 (76 %) on the acute ward, equal to 3.7 ultrasounds per patient.

In each kebele, or ward, equal numbers of men and women were selected by a kebele development officer according to gender and availability, given the transhumant practices of pastoralists, to undertake a household questionnaire.

Five wards were randomly selected for the study on the assumption that each ward has equal population.

The Welsh government would decide how to spend the money, but the Welsh Lib Dems would urge it be spent on their health priorities of safer nurse staffing levels on hospital wards and equal status for mental health.

We also included the case in which the LOS at ward 1 equals 0, meaning that there effectively is a single ward.

The LOS at both wards is exponentially distributed, where the LOS at ward 2 equals 4. The weekly pattern in average offered load can be found in Fig.  1 for an ALOS of 1, 3 and 5 days at ward 1.

The 12 wards were assigned by equal randomisation (1 1) to an intervention arm, where the strategy was implemented, or to a control arm, where assessment only was introduced.

According to these assumptions we estimated that 10 hospital wards, with cluster size equal to 25 pre-intervention and 25 post-intervention patients corresponding to overall 500 patients, would be sufficient to detect an absolute decrease in the primary endpoint from 20%to9%9%, corresponding to an odds ratio of 0.4.

For each of these variables, the wards were classified by quintiles into five groups with approximately equal numbers of wards (Table 2).

Two election proposals are on the table, one to increase the town board to six seats from four and the other, more controversial one seeking to create a ward, where districts of roughly equal population would be created, each of which would elect one representative.

For Harry, silence doesn't equal death; it wards it off.