Sentence examples for causal incidence from inspiring English sources

Although this survey will therefore not provide causal incidence data, empirical evidence and qualitative research on the impact of disaster exposure will aid clinicians in designing interventions for individuals coping with negative outcome.

Study subjects within the cohort are categorized according to whether or not they have been exposed to a suspected causal factor, and incidence rates are compared in the exposed and unexposed categories.

In order to evaluate how accurately true causal parameters such as Incidence Density Ratio (IDR) or the Cumulative Incidence Ratio (CIR) are effectively estimated, this paper presents a series of scenarios in which a researcher happens to find a preset ratio of prevalences in a given cross-sectional study.

Squamous cell oesophageal cancer shows wide regional variation in incidence and causal association (Sur and Cooper, 1998).

A retrospective study to assess the incidence and causal factors associated with long-term dysphagia following intensive care discharge.

Thus, the population must be re-examined after a period of time to determine the incidence and causal relations between the risk factors and disease.

It is important to consider enteric viruses in water quality studies not only because of their incidence as causal agents for diarrheal disease [ 8, 13], but also due to their characteristics, which allow them to survive in the environment for long periods of time, and tolerate changing environmental conditions [ 4, 18].

Next, in preparation to the proposed scenarios and discussions that follow, an outline on the formal relations between measures originating from cross-sectional approaches (PR and POR) and respective relations to causal parameters -- the cumulative incidence ratio and the incidence density ratio (IDR) -- are provided.

Our analysis lends support to the causal effect of incident rectal STI on HIV diagnosis and provides a framework for similar analyses of HIV incidence.

Landslide frequency ratio approach was adopted to correlate landslide causal factors with landslide incidences.

The central issue, however, is that we are not convinced of a causal link between drift and incidence.