Sentence examples for estimates of case from inspiring English sources

Using the above estimates of Case (i) and Case (ii), we have, for any (fin L^{varphi}), int_{{mathbb{R}}^{n}}varphi bigl x, biglvert Tf(x bigrvert bigr),dxlesssim int _{{mathbb{R}}^{n}}varphi bigl x, biglvert f(x bigrvert bigr),dx, which, together with Lemma 3.5, implies that T is bounded on (L^{varphi}).

The estimates of case fatality rates in our study have wide ranges, which reflect uncertainty about the proportion of people with symptoms who do not seek medical attention.

The challenge of implementing an effective childhood TB control has been complicated by poor estimates of case load and inadequate quality of data reporting the cases [ 1].

Producing precise and accurate estimates of case fatality ratios early during an emerging infectious disease outbreak is important for public health decision-making.

First, our estimates of case clustering are imprecise because of the limited number of MDR TB cases observed during the study period.

The lack of a proper case definition and only approximate estimates of case numbers in this outbreak limit their value for estimating epidemiologic parameters such as reproduction number.

Estimates of cases occurring outside hospitals run as high as three million annually.

However, we needed sufficient time to measure deaths and hospitalizations and agreement on methods to combine the two surveys and adjust for background ILI before having confidence in the resulting specific estimates of case-fatality and hospitalization rates.

Our estimates of cases are larger, by about 10-fold, than those reported by Fraser et al. [11].

Recurrence of first episode of severe anaemia was observed in 10.2% (Kaplan-Meier estimates) of cases during the 18-month follow-up period, with a median time to event of 2.9 months (IQR 1.4 6.6) (Figure 3).

In our experience, the rapid adoption of new treatments makes it especially difficult to obtain estimates of case-fatality rate in the absence of treatment.