Sentence examples for making incidence from inspiring English sources

In implementing the BED method for population-based surveillance, it will be important to be aware of the biases, assumptions, and limitations of making incidence estimates and to mitigate their impact by careful survey design, testing, analytic adjustment, and extrapolation.

This population is at high risk of HSV-2 althoughionewalthough new infections are not reportable making incidence measurements challenging.

They constitute single-centre experiences or are based on autopsied patients (Johnson and Young, 1996; Nussbaum et al, 1996; Schouten et al, 2002), making incidence estimates uncertain and comparisons between tumour types difficult.

Therefore, sensitivity calculations were provided as an estimate of the likely under-enumeration of cases using each search strategy, to enable studies focused on making incidence-type assessments to make adjustments for the extent of likely underestimation.

This makes incidence estimates for this disease difficult.

Results During the study period, we collected 10 cases of ITE making an incidence rate of 3 cases for 1000 patient admissions.

Thus, pseudohypernatremia may have been more common in the past, making the incidence of true hypernatremia in earlier time periods even lower.

Scleral buckle explantation was carried out in 132 eyes of 132 patients out of whom 31 patients had undergone primary buckle surgery at our institute, making the incidence of buckle infection at our institute to be 0.2% (31 out of 15,022).

It was not possible to extract the total number of pregnancies (ie, the denominator) from the CEMD or UKOSS publications, making detailed incidence calculations challenging.

This could have the effect of making the incidence of re-infarction and death slightly lower, since patients moving outside the UK who have an AMI or die cannot be identified.

Of these 160 travelers with TD, 16 did not have any accompanying symptom of enteric disease such as nausea, abdominal cramps, vomiting, fever or fecal urgency, making the incidence proportion of classic TD 37% (144/390).