Sentence examples for exposed proportion from inspiring English sources

This will reduce the exposed proportion of the population and thus dilute the resistant alleles in the population.

This sample size would make it possible to detect relative risks of ≥1.2 estimating an exposed proportion of 35% and a proportion of censured observations of 40%, with a security of 95% and a statistical power of 80%.

A particular concern regarding these principles, however, is that some patients with RA may remit with less aggressive treatment regimes, exposing a proportion of patients to unnecessary medications and their associated risks.

While Caesarean section can be a life-saving intervention for both mother and child, its liberal use exposes some proportion of mothers and babies who do not need the procedure to unnecessary risks of morbidity.

While there is increasing demonstration of success related to the provider initiated opt-out model in terms of testing coverage, we argue that the ways in which the PITC model is implemented calls for a consideration of aspects beyond the proportions exposed to testing and the proportions offered treatment.

Concentrations of PM2.5 in homes using peat were higher (24-hr mean 15.6 μg/m); however, health impacts were calculated for the exposed population in Ireland only; the proportion exposed in Scotland was very small.

The proportion of CVD that would be prevented in the MS-positive population if the MS were prevented (the attributable proportion in the exposed, APe), and the proportion of CVD that would correspondingly be prevented in the total population (the attributable proportion in the total population, APt) are 33% and 10% respectively.

Proportion exposed to factor in case and control groups Odds ratio by Mantel-Haenszel method a 85 pairs were analyzed.

The proportion of respondents who deliberately visited caves was significantly higher than the proportion exposed only in their living and work environments (p<0.001).

Population attributable proportions were calculated as pc* RR-1)/RR where pc* RR-1e proportion exposed to an HPV type among cases and RR is the type-specific relative rate adjusted for infection with other HPV types and censoring before or after 6 months of follow-up (Miettinen, 1974).

For the PAF calculation we have assumed that the proportion of controls exposed would estimate the proportion exposed in the population < 3 years of age.