Sentence examples for corresponding general population from inspiring English sources

For instance, 218 subjects had died between 31 and 80 days, when the likelihood of being vaccinated in the corresponding general population is negligible (given that the first dose is recommended around 90 days).

Relative risk < 1 indicates a negative association, with a gene frequency significantly smaller than in the corresponding general population.

Stratum-specific incidence rates were calculated by dividing the number of nontraumatic LEAs in each stratum by the corresponding general population count.

In this study, transplanted patients did not show a statistically significant higher risk of developing MPMs as compared to the corresponding general population.

Comparison of CKD prevalence within the health system and corresponding general population for men and women are also illustrated in Figure  2.

It was unexpected to find that the SF-12v2 MH and MCS scores of HD patients were significantly higher than the corresponding general population.

An additional aim was to include previous anxiety and depression prevalence data from adult CF populations in other countries and corresponding general populations in the comparisons.

Studies using HADS in adult CF populations in the UK, Germany, and Belgium were included, as well as HADS normative data from the corresponding general populations.

Another possible explanation for the low depression scores in the present CF samples, as compared to their corresponding general populations, is the higher mean age in some of the present general populations.

Within the European SPARCLE project we measured frequency of participation of adolescents with cerebral palsy by administering the Questionnaire of Young People's Participation to 667 adolescents with cerebral palsy or their parents from nine European regions and to 4666 adolescents from the corresponding general populations.

Period-prevalent data recorded in the national or regional dialysis registries of the ten Asia-Pacific countries/areas reveal the prevalence of HCV infection is considerably higher in dialysis patients than those in the corresponding general populations in many Asian countries (range 1.0 2.9 %) [ 23], and is likely to contribute to LC and death [ 16].