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We empirically evaluated the performance of a new method for age adjustment of cancer survival compared to traditional age adjustment using data from the Finnish Cancer Registry.

23 A direct method for age standardisation was used on the basis of the age distribution of the 2005 Dutch population with 5-year age groups.

In our previous work, the alternative method for age adjustment had been empirically illustrated for point estimates of relative survival for one single cancer site only (Brenner et al, 2004).

We compared categorical and continuous variables between pioglitazone-exposed and non-exposed patients using the χ test and Wilcoxon test, respectively, and used the Mantel–Haenszel method for age and sex-adjusted comparisons of variables related to tobacco smoking.

Thus, RPB treatment is a potential alternative method for aging alcoholic beverages made from various materials.

A new crack growth-based corrosion fatigue life prediction method for aging reinforced concrete beam is proposed in this paper.

Additional file 1: Direct method for age-adjusted prevalence rate of consultations for asthma in under-5 children, urban areas, Morocco: 9-year trends (2004-2012).

Age-adjusted values using the direct method for age-standardization were applied to all analyses; survey sample weights were also applied to correct for nonresponse and differential sampling among groups (23, 25).

(PDF 45 kb) Additional file 2: Direct method for age-adjusted prevalence rate of consultations for asthma in under-5 children, rural areas, Morocco: 9-year trends (2004-2012).

The ASRs of each gender for each year between 1986 and 2010 were calculated by using the direct method for age-adjusting, according to the World Health Organization World Standard Population 2000.

Additional files 1 and 2 provide data on direct method for age-adjusted prevalence rate of consultations for asthma, in under-5 children for the 16 Moroccan regions, over a 9-year period (2004 2012), stratified by area (urban/rural).