Sentence examples for based on rates in from inspiring English sources

11, 12, 14 Both extrapolate age-specific incidence rates forward based on rates in 2000.

We extrapolate forward based on rates in 2000 so do not capture the more recent decrease in incidence [ 32].

Disease progression in the model was based on rates in literature with SVR rates being based on a meta-analysis of two large randomized controlled trials, 43, 44 while subgroup analysis was based on the study by Davis.

As anticipated, the number of cases during 4.2 million person years of follow-up in this predisposed cohort clearly exceeded the expected number based on rates in the underlying general populations of Sweden and Denmark (1404 observed v 446 expected; standardised incidence ratio 3.15, 2.99 to 3.32).

Based on rates used in EPA reports, one to six people could have died earlier than expected in the Los Angeles basin, with estimates varying depending on the model and the possible emission range of Volkswagen or Audi vehicles.

Yesterday, the Court of Appeals disagreed, ruling that the singers' royalties on recordings should be based on rates dictated in the contract -- an average of 3 to 4percentt, said Mr. Spector's lawyer, Andrew H. Bart.

Because of fierce patient and corporate lobbying, for instance, Medicare still pays prices for many items that are based on rates established in the early 1980s, when devices were often much more expensive than they are now.

For the remaining partitions an informative prior was applied based on rates published in the literature for these loci.

Similarly, 3-year moving averages of the observed rates for triplet+ live births (per 100,000 live births) were calculated with the first and last time points representing 2-year averages (i.e., the 1991 time point was calculated based on rates observed in 1991 and 1992, and the 2009 time point was based on rates observed in 2008 and 2009).

The criteria for determining feasibility were eligibility and recruitment rates of 65% or more; which were based on rates achieved in the RCT of group antenatal care with young women [ 35].

Costs were derived by sex and age (<49, 50 69, 70+ years), based on rates of disease in 2009.