Sentence examples for capturing cases from inspiring English sources

In the other study, the fraction of smear-negative culture-positive cases was lower in the first two surveys (24% and 30%) and similar in the subsequent surveys [113], which may suggest changes in tuberculosis epidemiology, capturing cases earlier in the development of active tuberculosis, or in practice of culturing.

Gaieski et al 48 examined four previously published methods of capturing cases of severe sepsis in administrative data using ICD-9 codes including the well known 'Angus' and 'Martin' implementations, and compared the incidence and mortality over a 6-year period.

The intent of this limitation was to capture cases who were new to the service system.

compared to the benchmark cases without capture but also to the carbon capture cases by gas-liquid absorption or oxy-combustion.

The comparison between capture and non-capture cases shows a potential CO2-avoidance of 89% in case of hard coal and 74% in case of lignite, respectively.

We therefore similarly expect that the SwiSCI study to reliably captures cases with severe injuries, but acknowledge that it may miss less severe injuries.

MaxSim does not make this overly restrictive assumption, and thus can better capture cases where more than one class of molecules is active.

More than a decade ago the Institute of Medicine's landmark "To Err Is Human" report called for a national system to capture cases of serious harm to patients or death.

The approach, therefore, seems ill-suited to capture cases where endogenous epidemics of fear inspire widespread adaptations unrelated to prevalence.

In order to capture cases from previously undetected chains of transmission, clusters of acute respiratory illness defined as at least three cases in a week in closed communities were also to be notified [1].

The limitation of this study is that the CD register primarily captures cases detected clinically.