Sentence examples for burden population from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest TST and QFT are equally predictive of progression to TB disease in a cohort of adolescents in a high TB burden population and may be used interchangeably.

This difference may be attributed to differences in assumptions on vaccine-related parameters, the magnitude of the disease burden, population dynamics and other model characteristics.

In the present study, we assessed the potential diagnostic utilities of 118 M.tb infection phase-dependent antigens in TB patients and household contacts (HHCs) in a high-TB burden population.

Therefore, predicting the emergence of vaccine escape in a high IPD burden population such as in Malawi is crucial to understanding the likely long-term public health effect of pneumococcal vaccination.

It is further shown that long latency period could induce positive (decrease disease burden) or negative (increase disease burden) population-level impact depending on the sign of a certain epidemiological threshold quantity and some other conditions.

For this highly burdened population we pragmatically expected a spontaneous remission rate of 25% for TAU and 50% for STPP in our sample size calculation.

As this is a burdened population that is also frequently recruited for other studies, recruiting dyads for this study is challenging and attrition rates may be high.

We suggest that this approach would also be valuable for the evaluation of US performance on specific causes of death and conditions, facilitating the design of policies that impact health and social risk factors for the most burdened populations.

Repeated injuries, as known as injury recidivism, pose a significant burden on population health and healthcare settings.

On all measures, migraine imposed the greatest burden at population level while pMOH did so on affected individuals.

Returning to Tables 1 and 2, we made estimates of burden at population level, and on society.