Sentence examples for cases number at from inspiring English sources
We extracted information regarding authors, publication year, journal, country, study design, study year(s), population, number of cases, number at risk, case definition, case ascertainment, incidence rates of HZ (per 1000 person-years), risk of PHN and other complications, HZ-associated hospitalisation rates and HZ-associated mortality rates.
EBOV infection is associated with high case fatality rates (CFR) in humans (up to 90%), but past disease outbreaks due to EBOV lasted only several months on average, and fatal cases numbered at most in the hundreds (CDC.gov, 2014).
12 Table 1 presents the numbers of cases, numbers at risk, and rates per 1000 for the nine indicators across three years, involving analyses of some 40 million episodes of inpatient care.
If your card was stolen, the replacement fee will be waived as long as you present the police report or case number at the time of requesting the replacement card.
Women receive a case number at randomization to treat their data anonymously.
The first term in the numerator is calculated using the Poisson distribution, as discussed above, using the case numbers at time t+τ.
Case numbers at these emergency departments were large enough for a sound syndromic surveillance analysis.
Nevertheless, these case numbers at MZ and BH suggest that D. nihonkaiense infection is equally as prevalent in Japan as D. latum is in some European countries (10 ).
Second, the model predicted a severe penalty for delay; case numbers at the peak roughly tripled for every month of delayed scale-up.
Most existing models rely on a gradual change in numbers of observed events and are not adapted for data exhibiting a sudden spike in case numbers at an unexpected point in time.
In a broad assumption that the case numbers at MZ represent all cases of this tapeworm infection in Kyoto, the average incidence in the past 20 years was 0.32 cases per 100,000 population per year, and that in 2008 was 1.0 case per 100,000 population.
