Sentence examples for lifetime fracture from inspiring English sources

Lifetime fracture prevalence was 30% for men and 15% for women.

Table  5 displays the expected direct lifetime fracture costs of a 50 year old woman by healthcare sector.

However, the authors also reported simulated lifetime fracture costs of a 55 year old woman with osteoporosis (no intervention group).

A number of scenarios of direct lifetime fracture costs were analyzed for women with different start characteristics.

Fracture incidence rates per person-year were then compared using lifetime fracture reports, and again selecting only fractures reported for the last year.

The estimation of expected lifetime fracture numbers and costs is highly uncertain in terms of changes in age-adjusted fracture incidence rates (secular trends).

Self-reported lifetime fractures, along with age at fracture.

Self-report surveys provide a feasible alternative to hospital and x-ray records research for establishing fracture incidence; however, when lifetime fractures are reported, using only fractures reported to have occurred in the last year minimises bias due to poor recall.

The 60 569 TCS participants who responded to the 2009 survey reported a total of 18 280 lifetime fractures; age at the time of fractures was included for 18 010 (99%) of these.

The model has the capability to modify this post-fracture impact timeframe, ranging from no post-fracture impact to patient lifetime post-fracture impact.

Or it is about a lifetime of fracture because it is utterly unacceptable.