Sentence examples for based on observed incidence from inspiring English sources

The study localities were selected in predetermined areas based on observed incidence during the pandemic as high, medium and low, as well as the ethnic distribution.

However, the slopes based on observed incidence rates differed, with blacks having a greater increase in slope than whites (0.09; 95% CI = 0.08, 0.1 for whites and 0.30; 95% CI = 0.26, 0.34 for blacks).

Age-specific annual hazard of progression to diabetes for people without diabetes for different sexes and BMI categories are calculated based on observed incidence of people with diagnosed diabetes and current screening rates.

The numbers seem small, but they are broadly in line with the numbers of cases expected based on observed incidence rates of NHL in HIV-positive subjects in recent years – for example, 1.8 per 1000 in the Swiss cohort in 2002 6 (Polesel et al, 2008) and 0.97 in three US states in 1996 2002 (Engels et al, 2008).

The present study is based on observed incidence data from cancer registries up to 2008 and on cancers diagnosed between 1995 and 2004 with follow-ups until 2007 whereas, in the study of Bray et al., the incidence data did not extend beyond 2003 and the cancers were diagnosed between 1994 and 1999 with follow-ups until 2003.

Based on observed tumor incidences ranging between 10 and 90%, the hypothesis of a common slope of dose-response relationships (parallel probit lines in probit analysis) cannot be rejected.

Consistent with estimates based on observed cases, the incidence rates appeared to be lower in the cities than in other regions, but the difference is not significant.

Therefore, incidence based on observed suspected infections suffers from both an underestimation due to cases which were not observed, and an overestimation caused by false positive IgM and avidity tests.

Consequently, incidence based on observed cases only resulted in severe underestimation if only certain diagnoses (0.07%) were considered.

Therefore, with this approach, forecasting seasonal incidence (January May) could be based on observed early-season climate/dust information (November December) and would not rely upon uncertain seasonal climate forecasts.

The inputs on stage-specific survival in clinical cases are age specific, and are based on observed survival data and on Dutch mortality-to-incidence ratios from the pre-screening period in the Netherlands.