Sentence examples for extrapolated population from inspiring English sources

The extrapolated population incidence of severe sepsis from national epidemiological studies varies between 51 and 153 per 100,000 population and carries a hospital mortality of 20 to 52% [ 2].

They then take a direct multiplicative approach to normalize the number of unique deletions we identified to an extrapolated population of 10 input genomes and arrive at a contradictory conclusion whereby the frequency of unique deletions does increase with age.

Based on those data, Dell et al. (2007) extrapolated population wealth estimates from the wealth of tax filers, assuming that non-filers' share of wealth in years with incomplete data coverage is identical to their share in the closest year with complete coverage.

To predict the effects of risk-reducing interventions, expected numbers of events were extrapolated for the years 2010 2030 using the corresponding annual extrapolated populations from Finnish statistics.

Some extrapolated populations estimates are likely underestimates of the total number of people suffering violations (e.g., violations ending in death) since we could only interview surviving household members.

To predict the undiscounted future health economic consequences of the reduction of dietary salt and SFA, the model results were extrapolated for the years 2010 2030 by replacing the baseline population in the year 2007 with the extrapolated populations from the official Finnish statistics.

To calculate national estimates for influenza pneumonia hospitalization, we extrapolated population-based data that captured all pneumonia admissions from our two study provinces (population 1.2 million) under the assumption that the incidence of hospitalized influenza pneumonia does not differ systematically year after year across the 76 provinces of Thailand.

Annual population-based incidences during 1993 2006 were calculated as cases per 100,000 persons by using extrapolated estimates of population by age interval and sex based on the US 1990 and 2000 censuses (9 ).

These are extrapolated to the population of the EU's 28 nations.

Random sampling taken from a regional and small sample within an endogamous subpopulation, will be relevant only for that specific subpopulation as might have been the case in the Macaulay et.al[7]sample, and cannot necessarily be extrapolated to the population as a whole.

Most previous studies were based on Caucasian populations, and the results can not necessarily be extrapolated to Asian populations, whose body fat is believed to be higher than in Caucasian populations [ 26].