The phrase "a population of cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as research, statistics, or epidemiology to refer to a group of cases being studied or analyzed.
Example: "In our study, we examined a population of cases to determine the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a cohort of cases" or "a group of cases".
The DBM MRMC method employs jackknifing and analysis of variance (ANOVA) techniques and allows the conclusions drawn from a study to be generalized to both a population of readers and a population of cases.
Even in a population of cases primarily diagnosed with NAA, there was a significant association with self-reported diarrhoea during deployment.
As infertility is often a reason for laparoscopy in these women, the frequency of infertile women in a population of cases is artificially raised by this selection mechanism (16).
Replication studies were performed on a population of 92 cases with T2DM without nephropathy and 96 DN patients recruited from Madras Diabetes Research foundation (MDRF), Chennai, South India enrolled in Chennai Urban Rural Epidemiology Study CURESS) [32].
Of these, 31 studies [ 8- 38] met the inclusion criteria, with a population of 46,401 cases in the final review.
A cohort study of patients who underwent surgery for breast cancer treatment at the Clinical Hospital of the Federal University of Minas Gerais from 2001 to 2008 was performed, with a population of 897 cases.
We constructed a population of 100,000 cases that differed by level of initial stress and propensity to mount an inflammatory response.
Reviewing full text articles, 47 studies reporting incidence or prevalence of UEDs consisting of a population of 500 cases or more were found.
These investigators initially performed GWAS in a population of ~800 cases and nearly 40,000 population-based controls to define a region on chromosome 14q11 that contained 3 SNPs associated with SSS at genome-wide levels of significance.
The goal of this study was to describe educational discordance/concordance in a population of CaP cases and evaluate whether associations between obesity and CaP severity are influenced by educational discordance/concordance.
Therefore, the calculation of PPV and NPV results from a population of selected case patients and unmatched control subjects may not provide useful information about the efficacy of the test.
