Sentence examples for assessing incidence of from inspiring English sources
Studies assessing incidence of symptomatic RV infection using serological assays and not stool tests are not included, because it is very difficult to link symptoms with blood tests indicating RV.
However, there are little data assessing incidence of TB infection in adolescents in these settings.
Different criteria are required to assess the quality of the studies and potential for bias compared to assessing incidence of disease as was discussed earlier.
Stanbury and Stroud agreed to produce clinical questionnaires for administration to "at-risk" and "control" groups, assessing incidence of abnormality at all levels among each group.
Of the six studies (Hersle 1996; Katsambas 1989; Kousidou 1992; Pari 1998; Stratigos 1988; Van't Veen 1998) assessing incidence of complete seborrhoeic dermatitis rash resolution between ketoconazole and steroid, only Hersle 1996 used a shampoo preparation.
At the population level, the right population for assessing incidence of occupational asthma is adult population that has ever been at work, as occupational asthma may be detected even after the person has quit his/her job, although in such a case the relevant time-period at risk may be limited to a few years.
We conducted this study to assess incidence of AKI among hospitalised children on World Kidney Day 2016.
It includes participants from Denmark, Norway and Sweden and uses national health registries from these countries to assess incidence of cervical pre-cancers and cancers due to the 7 oncogenic types in the vaccine (HPV 16/18/31/33/45/52/58).
To assess incidence of spontaneous preterm births and determine biochemical and obstetric risk factors for spontaneous pre-term births in a cohort of antenatal women visiting a secondary care hospital.
Objectives: Our retrospective study aimed to assess incidence of any new bone fractures (BF) two years after a severe CI.
Geocoded data and logistic regression modeling were used to assess incidence of OHCA and patterns of bystander CPR according to census tracts and factors associated herewith.
