Sentence examples for incidence estimated from inspiring English sources

a Incidence estimated with conventional estimation [ 9] b CF1 = Incidence estimated with Corrective Factor 1 [ 12] c CF2 = Incidence estimated with Corrective Factor 2 [ 13] Molecular analyses of the C2-V3 env, RT and Protease genomic regions were performed for 52 out of the 61 RS (85%) and 114 out of the 122 (93%) randomly selected LTS samples.

This value is a more precise estimation than the incidence estimated by clinical diagnosis because the latter may underdiagnose patients with mild phenotypes [2].

A likelihood ratio test based on Poisson regression models did not show any statistically significant heterogeneity for the slopes of the relationship between estimated dose and childhood leukaemia incidence estimated for each of the 23 sites separately (P=0.46).

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is an inherited disease characterized by defects in various collagens or their post translational modification, with an incidence estimated at 1 in 5000.

Chronic migraine (CM) is a complex and debilitating neurological disorder with a prevalence ranging 1 3%% of the general population and an incidence estimated to be 2.5 % per year [3].

Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) is the most common cause of acute flaccid paralysis in polio-free regions, with incidence estimated at between 0.4 and 4 per 100,000 in different settings [1].

The incidence estimated from 'all cancer hospitalisations' and the 'index cancer hospitalisation' were compared with the incidence estimated from registry data (both overall and by cancer type).

Age-group specific incidence estimated for the years 2000 and 2030 is provided in Table  2.

Incidence estimates from cohorts and from cross-sectional analysis differ fundamentally.

It was reassuring that, despite these limitations, the sero-incidence estimates were correlated with the incidence estimates derived from infection risk in returning Swedish travellers.

Thus, our incidence estimates for preproliferative retinopathy are probably robust, and our incidence estimates for maculopathy and PDR are probably biased downward.