All states, however, have been voluntarily reporting vibriosis since before 2003, and FoodNet population-based surveillance data, albeit based on a smaller national catchment area, also showed increased incidence of V. vulnificus cases during 1996 2010 (1996 2010
Although 94% of patients completed at least one EQ-5D assessment, averages are based on a smaller subset of patients.
Recently, Mrázek and Karlin reported a similar result for large DNA viruses based on a smaller data set than the one used in this study [ 27].
The Nashville cases were originally based on a smaller pool of loans in Tennessee.
The unemployment rate is based on a smaller survey than the job growth numbers, which are widely considered the more reliable gauge of employment.
These included Kyprolis, which was granted "accelerated approval", based on a smaller clinical trial than usual, for use as a last-ditch treatment for patients with multiple myeloma.Third, and most controversial, cancer drugs can fetch exorbitant prices, particularly in America (see table).
Figures based on a smaller number of properties would be unreliable.
Wyss also noted that the ADP is based on a smaller sample, but it has argued that they're more balanced because the survey includes more mid-sized companies than the Labor Department.
These estimates are based on a smaller set of cancer sites, because, as shown in Table 1, data on age-standardized mortality rates are less complete in 1993 than they are in 2003 and 2013.
18In most cases, the mean values reported in Table 2 are based on a smaller sample size because a significant number of individuals refused to answer some of these questions.
Our findings are based on a smaller sample of studies and on a more specific group of programme participants than the meta-analyses of Kluve ([2010]) and Card et al. ([2010]) but point in a similar direction.
