Sentence examples for general population category from inspiring English sources

The following two primary epidemiological assumptions were considered while analysing data under the 2009 version of EPP: (1) a specific criterion was considered for reassigning higher-risk groups to the general population category.

RA patients are more prone to CV disease: the standardized incidence ratio of myocardial infarction and stroke is 1.5 to 1.7 times that of the incidence in the general population (category A) [ 71– 71].

We then computed the SES-specific prevalence of ASD per 1 000 by dividing the number of children with ASD in each SES category by the general population in the same category.

The clear finding from our study is that patients with CD utilize medical services more than general population in most categories of expenditure examined.

Previous research has claimed that measures of innate innovativeness can be used to classify the general population into different categories based on individuals' varying perceptions of innovation (Steenkamp et al. 1999).

This could allow us to divide the general population into risk categories, in order to better target monitoring and preventative strategies, such as screening for breast and bowel cancer, to those at greatest risk.

We propose to: Compare rates of alcohol-related hospitalisations and deaths in the SHeS-SMR/NRS responders with corresponding rates in the general population for each sociodemographic category combination (age, sex, area deprivation and health board region).

After stratifying patients by age, the risk for diabetes was higher for persons with legionellosis than for the general population in every age category; the risk for diabetes was 1.9 times higher for legionellosis case-patients >65 years of age, 2.5 times higher for those 45 64 years of age, 5.7 times higher for those 25 44 years of age, and 6.3 times higher for those 18 24 years of age (Table 1).

Category III and IV lesions are generally treated surgically in the general population as about a half of all category III lesions are malignant and nearly all category IV lesions are cystic cancers.

The risk of prostate and breast cancer remained lower than the general population among all age categories.

Perceived cancer risk was assessed using a protocol-specific scale by asking subjects to rate their chances of developing cancer compared to the general population, using five response categories (very much lower very much higher).