Sentence examples for morbidity figures of from inspiring English sources

The Dutch Public Health Status and Forecasts 2010, for example, showed the morbidity figures of several diseases using such data [ 1, 2].

Examining the possibility of using data from registries in general practice in order to present morbidity figures concerning a broad range of major diseases for the Dutch population.

However we must comment that we found particularly small number of significant relations between morbidity figures and practice characteristics.

Early intervention in this group of women would have a significant impact on neonatal mortality and morbidity figures.

Fig. 2 Knee donor-site morbidity figures from knee-to-knee mosaicplasty procedure Fig. 3 Knee donor-site morbidity figures from knee-to-ankle mosaicplasty procedure.

This may explain the seemingly high morbidity figures, particularly on postoperative day 3, when it is perhaps more fair to say that POMS reflects the 'absence of full recovery' defined by the ongoing delivery of care, rather than 'true' morbidity.

There is also a substantial benefit of mass vaccination in medium transmission settings, particularly for measures of morbidity (Figure 4, Figure 5).

Nevertheless, we believe that CNAs offer a more sensitive tool since qPCR amplification of hTERT, a specific single copy human genomic sequence, revealed that levels as low as 100 fentogram of CNAs could be detected circulating in plasma, and were able to discriminate different degrees of disease morbidity (Figure S1).

In the LEMMoN study, 706 women met these criteria and had severe acute maternal morbidity after the onset of labour (27.7% of all women with severe acute maternal morbidity) (figure).

The comparison of age-standardized incidence rates was performed using the comparative morbidity figure (CMF).

All of the vaccinated ferrets survived the lethal challenge (Figure 2B and 2C) and suffered little observable morbidity (Figure 2D).