Sentence examples for estimates of frailty from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to establish the extent to which frailty was associated with attrition and then compare estimates of frailty prevalence and progression estimated from the observed data to those estimated after imputation.

This might have resulted in the low estimates of frailty.

In general, the more items included, the more precise the estimates of frailty obtained [ 16].

Our prevalence estimates of frailty (2.6%) and pre-frailty (38.8%) are lower than most German, European and international studies, using Fried criteria to define frailty.

Approximately 11%% of their sample under the age of 65 years was considered frail, which is similar to the published prevalence estimates of frailty in the general Dutch population aged 65 years or older.

The level of dependence or heterogeneity among patterns of recurrence within the same team was estimated by the intracluster correlation coefficient (ICC) using estimate of frailty from the shared frailty model [ 60].

In addition to quantifying admission frailty, obtaining a historical point estimate of frailty by retrospectively administering the CFS through friends and family regarding function in the recent past could create an estimate of premorbid health trajectory.

Nevertheless, it is interesting that our estimate of frailty based on self-report is similar to that reported in the Seattle Kidney Study (SKS), which used an adapted fried criteria [ 1, 10].

The focus of the analysis was on the estimates of the frailty of each individual clinic.

Thus, we believe that the estimates of the frailty scales to predict such adverse outcomes are broadly correct.

In addition, the prevalence estimates of high frailty levels we report may be an underestimate of the values we could have found had we not excluded those with proxy questionnaires.