Sentence examples for applying the incidence from inspiring English sources

After this we re-computed the projections listed in table 1 by applying the incidence rates of 2% and 1% for the high and low scenarios respectively between 1990 and 2000, and we used Spectrum to project AIDS cases and other impacts.

This was consistent whether applying the incidence rate analysis or the binomial analysis.

Applying the incidence to prevalence ratio of non-homeless urban men and women to the homeless urban men and women, we estimated that due to the absence of follow-up of the homeless sample from baseline, HIV incidence was underestimated by 9.8% in urban men and by 5.6% in urban women.

In order to estimate the additional costs attributable to NRVI, we first estimated the number of children affected by NRVI in Italy in one year: this was done by using the data concerning the hospitalization of children provided by the Istituto Centrale di Statistica Italiano (Italian Central Institute of Statistics) [ 37, 38] and by applying the incidence detected in our study to these data.

Brookmeyer used incidence rates from several published studies, whereas the CHAP investigators applied the incidence rates observed in their own cohort.

Here we develop methods that apply the Incidence Function Model (IFM) in real urban planning contexts, by generating repeatable and comparable quantitative measures of ecological impacts.

To apply the incidence method, the estimated cost to manage each toxic event was multiplied with the incidence rates estimated from the statistical analysis.

When triennial mammography plus ultrasound was applied, the incidence rate for interval cancer of women in the 85th risk percentile was reduced to the same rate as the median-risk women when the triennial mammography screening alone was applied in the light of Berg et al (2008).

Finally, we applied the incidence-to-mortality rate ratios to back calculate the final cancer incidence estimates by site.

For the Danish data sets (Pinborg et al, 2003, 2004a,  2004b) the expected number of cases was calculated by applying the cancer incidence rate provided by the Danish Cancer Registry for children 0 6 years and for the period 1995 1999.

In practice, the cited lifetime risk is usually an artificial construct obtained by applying the cancer incidence and the all-cause mortality rates at different ages in a particular year as if they were to apply to a cohort as they aged (Feuer et al, 1993; Wun et al, 1998).