Sentence examples for full incidence of from inspiring English sources
Understanding the full incidence of disease, including asymptomatic infections, is essential for preventing transfusion- and transplantation-associated infections.
In order to determine the budget impact of extending ranibizumab treatment to visions better than 6/12, the full incidence of early AMD in the population, and the availability and effectiveness of screening, need to be examined.
If a vaccination program against rotavirus is to be successful, local leaders must understand the disease, which might include initiating surveillance of rotavirus, assessing the full incidence of rotavirus disease, and appreciating the impact that a new vaccine might have if added to the existing program of childhood immunizations.
Ketamine's illicit status makes this a difficult patient group to study, and so the full extent and incidence of the problem within the population is unknown, and poor documentation of ketamine usage with respect to the development of functional/structural bladder changes has hindered the causal and staged mapping of the pathogenic pathway.
Our results showed that the use of partial sick leave increased the rate of partial disability pension and simultaneously reduced the incidence of full disability pensions with no effect on the total rate of disability pensions.
No incidence of full thickness PCL tear was observed.
Our aim is to reduce incidence of full blown anxiety and depression disorders in the prevention group to 20%.
Although the incidence of full thickness macular hole formation, as a complication after anti-VEGF therapy is low, one should be mindful of such complications associated with anti-VEGF injections.
Then, using the approach presented in the previous section, we define the model (10) where y (n × 1) is a data vector, and X (n × p) represents, without loss of generality, the full-rank incidence matrix of the fixed effects vector b (p × 1).
To determine the incidence of full-thickness macular holes in Olmsted County, Minnesota.
There was a 5.0% incidence of full-thickness skin, areola, or nipple tissue loss.
