Sentence examples for disease incidence data from inspiring English sources

Spatial patterns of Lyme disease risk in California based on disease incidence data and modeling of vector-tick exposure.

However, the impact of public transportation system on local spread of dengue in urban settings remains poorly understood, due to the difficulty in collecting relevant locality, transportation and disease incidence data with sufficient detail, and in suitably quantifying the combined effect of proximity and passenger flow.

Although the increase in fasciolosis in the UK has been attributed to climate change [10] [12] the link has not been proven due to the paucity of long term studies and lack of consistent disease incidence data [13].

Many factors should be considered when composing effective dynamic maps for disease incidence data.

The method also does not attempt to triangulate coverage levels with disease incidence data.

A value of ε is estimated when fitting to the pre and post vaccination disease incidence data for the US.

Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis is a very rare disease and incidence data in Europe are scarce.

At present, public health concerns remain focused on waterborne diseases, with incidence data in both developed and developing countries making gastroenteritis highly important.

The temporal risks for each region of the country can be projected by linking disease incidence with demographic data and the climate indices.

Although R scale is a global measure for the spread or dispersion of disease incidence for point data based on nearest neighbor distance (Eck and Weisburd 1995; Krebs 1989; Taylor 1977), Moran's coefficient measures local spatial autocorrelation for area data (Getis and Ord 1992; Sawada 2001).

A proportion of patients with systemic amyloidosis are not referred to the NAC, and although this proportion appeared to fall substantially between 2000 and 2008 (Table II), it is only possible to reliably estimate the minimum disease incidence from NAC data.