Sentence examples for a specified population in from inspiring English sources

An EF can be derived by dividing the best estimate of the total number of dengue illness cases in a specified population in one year by the number of reported cases considered dengue illness (whether they actually were laboratory confirmed or real dengue illness) in that population in that year.

In the earlier case, storing may be connected with a more specific project for a specified population; in the latter case, patients may belong to a very heterogeneous population with regard to characteristics, treatment, and follow-up.

The prevalence of a condition is the number of cases in a specified population at a particular time [ 17].

A recent study has shown that in a specified population, physical inactivity is a risk of MetS, whereas perceived stress was not associated with MetS [ 25].

Alternatively, it may be conducted to estimate some quantity, for example the prevalence of disease, in a specified population with a given degree of precision.

The former approach involves identifying individuals with diagnosed occupational asthma in a specified population, whereas the latter gives an estimate of the occurrence of occupational asthma at the population level, but does not identify individuals with occupational asthma.

Therefore, these models are only applicable to specific drugs in a specified population, requiring collection and full analysis of the same type of data for every drug in every population.

In comparison, the PASTA study investigates a wider range of AM measures defined here as actions or projects undertaken to increase the level of AM (in a specified population).

We did not take into account quality of study in these analyses; the only requirement was that the study needed to be randomised in a specified population of patients.

Overall, there were two strands of studies; studies reporting HSUVs according to VA levels in a specified population of DR or AMD patients (or a combination) [ 16, 19- 29] and studies with VA levels provided for an entire study population with ocular conditions which included patients with relevant conditions (i.e. where VA were not split by condition) [ 30- 34].

In step 1, the exclusion of irrelevant studies was decided by considering only the title and abstract; when the abstract of a particular article was not available, the article was selected for evaluation in step 2, except when the title unequivocally presented information for exclusion (e.g. case report, studies of risk factors in a specified population).