Sentence examples for annual detection from inspiring English sources

In this work we have developed a Monte Carlo tool that reproduces the outcomes of BSPs (annual detection rate, invasive/in situ rate, interval cancer rate, etc).

In this work we have developed a Monte Carlo tool that reproduces the outcomes of BSPs (annual detection rate, invasive/in situ rate, interval cancer rate, etc.) and that, once tuned, permits evaluating the mortality reduction rate and the overdiagnosis for different BSP configurations (age ranges and mammography frequencies).

Wang et al also found that the annual detection rate of type I EGJA seemed to be positively correlated with reflux esophagitis in time trend.

The annual detection of at least one non-poliomyelitis AFP case per 100,000 population under the age of 15 years is the WHO's recommended sensitivity measure for the AFP surveillance system.

The World Health Organization criterion for a sensitive AFP surveillance system is the annual detection of at least one non-polio AFP case per 100,000 children aged less than 15 years, a target Australia has not consistently achieved.

Furthermore case-based surveillance implemented among patients hospitalized with severe acute respiratory illness (SARI) in South Africa from 2009 indicated peak activities of human metapneumovirus and parainfluenza virus type 3 after the influenza season (September to November) with an annual detection rate among SARI cases of approximately 4% for each pathogen.

Our study was performed in two municipalities of the state of Pará: Castanhal (1.29° S; 47.92° W) and Oriximiná (1.76° S; 55.86° W); the first is hyperendemic (annual case detection rate ≥40/100,000 people), and the second is highly endemic (annual case detection rate of 20 to 39.99/100,000 people) for leprosy.

The data were then used to model the expected impact of implementing recent WHO policy recommendations and LED-FM on annual case detection and, by reapplication of the Welcan system, on the annual workload in hands-on person-hours.

We report the annual HAT detection rate, both nationally and for each region, as indicators of program outcome.

In 2012, the annual case detection rate of this state reached 50/100,000 people, which was three times the national average (17/100,000) according to official numbers from the Brazilian Ministry of Health.

Brazil has one of the highest annual case detection rates in the world (15.4/100,000 people), with 31,044 new cases reported in 2013 [ 2].