Sentence examples for claim prevalence from inspiring English sources
First, it is possible that some individuals who experienced a reaction to NRL did not file workers' compensation claims, so these claim prevalence rates should not be construed as direct estimates of reaction prevalence rates.
Overall, there was an average of 0.58 claims annually per 10,000 healthcare workers employed in the state, which is similar to previous annual NRL glove claim prevalence rates of between 0.71 and 2.66 claims per 10,000 workers.
However, there is no reason to believe that these individuals would not avail themselves of workers' compensation for lost work time before switching, so this healthy worker effect should not substantially affect the claim prevalence rates reported in this study.
A description of the included named malpractice claims databases is presented in table 2. A total of 19 studies reported either (1) malpractice claim prevalence rates or (2) the proportion of primary care claims as a percentage of all specialty claims on medical indemnity databases during specified time periods.
We recorded: medical misadventure cited in claims, missed/delayed diagnoses cited in claims, outcome of claims, prevalence of claims and compensation awarded to claimants.
17 A smaller study (n=446) which focused on primary care claims (1997 2007) reported a paid malpractice claims prevalence rate of 8.7%.
6 The claimed prevalence of mental health problems, such as anxiety and depression, in Deaf people is greater than that of the general population.
In 1939, Müller published a study report in a reputed cancer journal in Germany which claimed that prevalence of lung cancer was higher among smokers.
However, 88% of responders claimed PD prevalence should be around 20 25%.
It is not possible to make claims about prevalence of clinical depression in this study because the Kreyol BDI has not been clinically validated.
This is in line with previous studies and reviews of studies that have claimed that prevalence rates of Axis I disorders are from 0%to50%0% of presurgical status [ 27].
