Sentence examples for illness incidence from inspiring English sources

First, note that all groups experienced a higher illness incidence during the drought.

"Mental illness incidence is higher than I have ever seen, but I think this also correlates with what is seen in the rest of the population," offered DeCelie-Germana.

It is noteworthy that child illness incidence is not the highest among the severely malnourished (although it is lowest for the well nourished), reflecting the causality problem of illness with malnutrition; while it is not necessarily a cause of malnutrition, being malnourished can cause illness.

Our model simulates an influenza illness incidence of 5.57% in children aged 0 19 years.

No differences in illness and time-loss illness incidence were reported between male and female athletes.

We record acute illness incidence and characteristics, and measure symptoms including depression, pain, withdrawal symptoms, and function using standardized scales.

Several clinical studies have drawn strong connections between exposure to the dust and a broad range of respiratory ailments, but they suggest that after an initial spike in the number of people reporting illnesses, incidence rates in later time periods have returned more or less to normal for certain diseases.

Here we used serological attack rates as the denominator of IHR, which could provide a better assessment for morbidity risk after infection than one using influenza-like-illness incidence as the denominator, as the former could include asymptomatic infections and minimize the ascertainment bias.

We propose to directly estimate the parameters by fitting the model to age-specific influenza-like illness (ILI) incidence data over multiple influenza seasons.

In France, influenza-like illness (ILI) incidence has been monitored since 1984 by the Sentinelles network, a surveillance system based on sentinel general practitioners (GPs) [3].

By analyzing the 2009 2010 Influenza-Like Illness (ILI) incidence in Italy, as reported to the national surveillance system, the hypothesis appears plausible that spontaneous behavioral changes have played a role in the pandemic, contributing to change the timing of spread and the transmissibility potential.