Sentence examples for more appropriate attributable from inspiring English sources

These extended definitions of attributable risk account for the additional temporal dimension which characterizes exposure-response associations, providing more appropriate attributable measures in the presence of dependencies characterized by potentially complex temporal patterns.

This choice of reference group is more appropriate for studying attributable proportions since the elimination of one HPV type does not imply that the population would become negative for all HPV types.

This conclusion is even more evident using our more appropriate risk estimates for ST, and in our review [ 2] we estimate that attributable deaths from smoking-related cancers would be almost 100 times lower, if smokers instead had the risk of ST users.

It is impossible to judge to which extent some of the diagnosed disorders might not actually reflect a disorder directly attributable to the consequences of SUD, thus rendering the diagnosis of a substance induced disorder more appropriate.

In most disease burden estimates for risk factors, the basic method can be summarized in the following steps: (a) estimating the exposure distribution in a population; (b) selecting one or more appropriate relative risk estimates from the literature, generally from a recent meta-analysis; and (c) estimating the population attributable fraction (simplified formula in Panel 1 [ 5, 6]).

"Tormentor" feels more appropriate.

Biting is far more appropriate.

Fortunate would be more appropriate.

"Shopping spree" is more appropriate.

"Paralysis is probably more appropriate".

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