Therefore, we assumed the modeled association between red blood cell folate and risk of neural tube defects to be most reliable in a range of estimated red blood cell folate concentrations between about 500 and 1500 nmol/L.
This study has met a critical object in that it has provided a range of estimates for outcomes that will be helpful in the early debate of the issues relating to screening and therapy for AD.
This study provides the first costing of support services in hospital eye clinics, providing a range of estimates to suit the circumstances of different clinics.
Since gathering information on tree age and spatial distribution patterns of epiphytes and trees requires a huge effort, we suggest to first explore the influence of these complicating factors in a simulation approach using a range of estimates for the respective parameters.
As with cluster randomised trials, researchers in primary health care need access to a range of estimates of intra-cluster correlation for the successful planning of cluster survey study designs.
A recent systematic review of the cost of AF care revealed that the overall average annual cost to manage one AF patient is US$7015 in 2010 with a range of estimated costs as high as just over US$10,000.
One is Johns's "0 Through 9" (1961), a superimposition of the numerals 0 to 9 in a range of grays, estimated at $6 million to $8 million.
Extrapolating the annual prevalence of persons seeking medical care for IIMs reported here to the U.S. population (as of the 2000 U.S. Census) aged 18 years and older from the commercial/Medicare cohort results in a range of an estimated 43,000 to 53,000 treated cases per year, or, after employing any one of the three sensitivity criteria, an estimated 38,000 to 45,000 treated cases per year.
Moreover, these studies have estimated the prevalence of HIV drug resistance using a variety of analytical methods resulting in a wide range of estimates, ranging from 50%to80%0% of subjects failing an antiretroviral treatment [ 5- 8, 14- 16].
