Sentence examples for estimated disability from inspiring English sources

We estimated disability using disability weights (DWs) from the Global Burden of Disease 2013 study.

The losses for people with pMOH (29.2 and 16.0%) were also greater than the estimated disability level of 13.4% (the former more than double).

Assuming a 13-week period had 65 workdays, the former represented a 6.3% loss, compared with the estimated disability level of 4.3%.

The losses for people with pMOH were somewhat but not very much greater: from paid work, 4.8 days represented a 7.4% loss, and from household work 4.5% represented 5.0% compared with the estimated disability level of 8.3%.

In Zambia but not Ethiopia, lost paid worktime exceeded the underlying estimated disability level, which again may reflect the poverty of Ethiopia (people cannot afford to miss paid work).

In the population aged 18-65 years (effectively the working population), estimated disability from migraine was 0.98%, with 1.4% of workdays lost, and from pMOH was 0.59%, with 0.53% of workdays lost.

1, 2 The estimated disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) lost because of malaria was 111,000 DALYs in the Latin American countries.

To further assess the noise-related disease burden, the working group estimated disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) due to noise-related CHD.

A growing body of literature in recent years has estimated disability-adjusted life year (DALY) losses from exposure to lead in children at the global level (Fewtrell et al. 2004; Murray et al. 2012).

To inform local health policy, we now estimate disability and other burdens attributable to headache in this country.

Comparing survey and clinical information in Québec, these authors conclude that a survey questionnaire is not a valid method for accurately estimating disability in an older population.