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Discover Ludwig"attributable cases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is generally used when referring to cases that can be clearly traced back to an identifiable source. For example, "Public health officials have identified five attributable cases of the coronavirus in our area."
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Assuming an exposure reference level of 7.5 μg/m3 as used in other studies (e.g. [ 4, 13]) would result in an approximately 20 25% higher burden attributed to air pollution then the number of annual air pollution attributable cases for all cause infant mortality would increase from 106 (95% CI 53 185) to 132 (95% CI 66 to 232) if 7.5 μg/m3 was taken as the exposure reference level.
Early identification of CMV attributable cases and their successful treatment are often hampered by the late appearance of the damage in a high proportion of children both symptomatic and asymptomatic at birth.
For infants, we chose attributable cases as a preferred outcome.
It is, however, reassuring that the sum of the cause-specific attributable cases (14.0) closely corresponded to attributable cases based on the total mortality (14.7) estimate (Table 1).
■ 0.13% × 2.11 μg/m PM2.5 × 1,270 cases among exposed population = 4 attributable cases.
This procedure leads to the number of attributable cases per unit of ambient air pollution concentration.
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The 30 day attributable case fatality for all patients was 1.5%.
This study apply Bayesian techniques to analyse patterns and risk factors of malaria attributable case fatality data.
The attributable case fatality was the proportion of deaths that occurred in hospital, in the period up to 30 days following admission, and that were considered attributable to the NTS infection.
In any case, no case of cancer has been attributed to more than one infectious agent, so that the numbers of infection-attributable cases can be calculated for different populations.
For one study [37], all age-groups had a higher asymptomatic prevalence of infection than prevalence of fevers associated with parasites, resulting in this study contributing an incidence of zero malaria-attributable cases across the age-groups 6 24 months.
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