Sentence examples for allowed incidence from inspiring English sources

This allowed incidence of any malaria or anaemia episode that occurred between the first treatment and two years of age to be related to time since most recent IPTi dose; pooling the analysis across doses enabled a more robust analysis of protective efficacy over time.

For tofacitinib, the availability of patient-level data allowed incidence rates to be calculated based on individual exposure information.

Although our model allowed incidence functions to vary between sexes, for future work, it would be interesting to extend our modelling framework to directly estimate sexual mixing patterns ('who acquires infection from whom'), which was a popular approach for respiratory infections [39,40] prior to the availability of empirical social contact data [41].

10 Data held by the Certifications Office have more detailed information on the causes of registration and allow incidence data calculation.

It would be also interesting to explore the minimum sample sizes and accuracy of β T and Ω T that allow incidence assays to successfully detect recent changes in incidence.

All the baris were identified by a census number by the ICDDR, B (International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh) demographic surveillance system, allowing incidence data to be linked to the specific location of a single bari [ 25, 26].

The zip code also allows incidence calculations based on census population figures and, by relying on postal address, uses a feature of geographic reference very commonly available to state health departments n Maryland and elsewhere.

The retrospective nature of this study did not allow incidence to be accurately measured, but with 48 injuries in 89 referees, it is clear that the rate (0.54) is far less than one injury per referee over the 12 month period.

The optimized false negative rate was much higher than that identified in optimizations allowing incidence to diminish with age: in men this was found to be 41% per five years, or approximately 10% per year, whereas in women it was 33% per five years, or approximately 8% per year.

This designed, homemade device allowed the incidence plane of the plasma to be parallel or perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of each MCL.

Rowlands et al. (1993) showed that the application of a computer model to parasitological data collected over a long period on a monthly basis allowed the incidence of new infections to be distinguished from recurrent infections.