Sentence examples for incidences obtained from from inspiring English sources

Variability between the incidences obtained from 20 studies is unlikely to be due to study groups living in different environments (tropical versus temperate climate, slums versus middle-class suburban populations), nor due to the year the study was conducted (from 1967 to 2003).

In addition, most of estimated SIRs are similar to those obtained from analysis, in which cancer incidences obtained from Registry for Catastrophic Illness database were used.

Uncorrected IS incidence obtained from this surveillance was refined by means of a Capture-Recapture analysis [ 8].

The observed women-years at risk were then multiplied by expected cancer incidence obtained from the MCR database to estimate the total number of cancers expected.

All of these characteristics of the background GPA Mf were in accord with those of solid tumor incidence obtained from an earlier epidemiological study of A-bomb survivors.

Our findings suggest that SRE prevalence and cumulative incidence obtained from administrative claims data can be affected by the methods used to estimate these measures.

However, data of cancer incidence obtained from the provincial registers available in Spain differ from 11 cases per 100,000 person-years in Asturias (in the period 1996 2000) to 6 cases in Albacete (in the period 1998 2001) [ 4].

The regional baseline age- and sex-specific hazard rate of melanoma for people with no risk factors was calculated as the age-, sex- and region-specific incidence (obtained from New Zealand Ministry of Health publications [ 16]) times one minus the AR.

Age-specific incidences were obtained from the literature [12 14].

Information on sex, date of birth, current and historical addresses, emigration, disappearance and death with date of these incidences were obtained from the Central Population Register in which all Danish residents since 1968 have been registered with a personal identification number allowing linkage of information between national registers (Pedersen et al, 2006).

Incidence data obtained from registries indicate an incidence of approximately 12 15 new cases per million inhabitants per year in western countries (Goettsch et al, 2005; Nilsson et al, 2005); however, there remain uncertainties because of variations in diagnostic criteria before the NCI consensus reported in 2002 (Fletcher et al, 2002).