Sentence examples for morbidity distribution from inspiring English sources

The age and morbidity distribution of the population are major determinants of the need for medical care.

Underestimation of cases due to the removal of subjects receiving medication directly from their physician was corrected via the assumption that morbidity distribution in this population was similar to the rest.

The results from table 1 show the variations in the age, sex, and morbidity distribution of patients across practices along with the number of prescriptions issued across all practices for each of these groups.

In analyses of the morbidity distribution and temporal trend of several chronic diseases among Mohawk people between the years 1992 and 1997, Negoita et al. [ 25] found a three-fold increased prevalence of asthma.

The age and morbidity distributions of patients varied, however, particularly for those in the oldest age group (≥65 years) and for morbidity groups 4-6.

The morbidities, distribution and factors associated with osteoporosis vary by country and region.

To assess the shift of the co-morbidity distributions for persons with T2DM the semi-maximum values of the concomitant co-morbidities were calculated.

We will also analyze the most relevant available data on prevalence, morbidity, geographic distribution, patterns of transmission, exposure, and risk factors for infection in the human host.

Factors among the Medicare population such as lower income or greater morbidity, age distribution, and racial or ethnic concentrations that vary from place to place are all factors that may have impacted where MA plans originally entered and attracted enrollees.

Stage II surveillance is used to obtain epidemiological indicators such as prevalence, incidence, morbidity, mortality, geographical distribution, and frequency of risk or preventive factors.

The county population is relatively stable and homogeneous, and fairly representative of the Norwegian general population in terms of geography, economy, industry, sources of income, age distribution, morbidity and mortality, although less urban [ 26] and with somewhat lower education and income.