Sentence examples for mean attack rate from inspiring English sources

We then determined the number of IPD cases/100,000 per annum from model predictions by multiplying the number of acquisitions of each strain type during a given year by the corresponding mean attack rate in each age class.

As expected, the mean attack rate was lower in the camps with favorable context of settlement, compared to those where relief capacities were quickly overwhelmed, in the region of Goma (13.3%±2.1 versus 32.1% ±6.9respectively).

In Tanzania where the response was rapidly deployed, the mean attack rate was lower than in camps in the region of Goma without an immediate response (13.3% versus 32.1% respectively).

Analysis of this simulation model has shown that the 40-run mean attack rate is highly unlikely (95% CI) to differ by more than 1.2% from the mean attack rate of a much larger set of experiment repeats.

Analysis of this simulation model has shown that the 40-run mean attack rate is highly unlikely (95% confidence) to differ by more than 1.2% of the mean attack rate of a much larger set of experiment repeats.

There were 245 CMRSA cases in the 11-year surveillance period; the mean attack rate was 4.9 cases/100K inhabitants.

As expected, the context of settlement, availability of resources and speed of response seemed to be crucial to reduce the burden of Sd1 outbreaks, as noted when examining the mean attack rates: 13.3% (standard deviation, sd = 2.1) in Tanzania, where resources were quickly available versus 32.1% (sd = 6.9) in the region of Goma.

The baseline mean attack rates for surgical site infections ranged from 27.3% to 54.2% in the surgical wards of four district hospitals in northern Benin.

While the close match in mean attack rates observed between the FullA and SWE scenarios suggests that this assumption may impose little distortion, further study is required to assess this assumption's reliability.

Significant decreases in the global pandemic burden could be recorded for even smaller immunization proportions: if 20% (or 25%) of susceptibles are vaccinated, the mean global attack rate decreases to 21% (or 16%) (results not shown in Table 1).

In the years 1997 1999, the mean annual attack rate of laboratory-confirmed cryptosporidiosis was 4.83 per 10,000 residents per year, compared with 13.57 for the region as a whole.