Sentence examples similar to elevated case counts from inspiring English sources

Mean and SD were calculated from case counts, smoothed case counts, or log-transformed case counts.

These numbers reflect actual case counts.

This method delivers signals of disproportionate reporting (SDRs)—reported ADR-drug combinations that (1) appear to a disproportionately high extent in a database (have an elevated PRR value), and (2) reach a case count above a pre-specified threshold.

The case count is continuing to rise.

In that case, count me in.

No duplicative case counting occurred.

Thus, the most likely explanation for the higher levels of TGF- β1 and VEGF in lung cancer cases may be their elevated platelet counts, rather than higher circulating levels of these proteins in vivo or a higher concentration within platelets.

The leading indication for explantation was bacteria in the aspiration fluid in 18 cases, fistula in 12 cases, purulent synovial fluid in eight cases, elevated leukocyte counts (>4500) in the aspiration fluid in combination with elevatd C-reactive protein in four cases, and positive leukocyte scintigraphy in combination with elevated C-reactive protein in one case.

Furthermore, we observed strain-specific differences in phenotype, with Balb/c mice demonstrating markedly elevated leukocyte counts, splenomegaly, and reticulin fibrosis compared with C57Bl/6 mice.

It is evidenced by elevated Fe counts on spots within the contours of drapery (Fig. 7c).

Both of these elevated WBC counts were associated with concurrent minor infections.