Sentence examples for multiplying the incidence from inspiring English sources

Each risk was derived by multiplying the incidence rate of cases in each window period.

In 1975, John Kurtzke reported a prevalence of 525 per million by multiplying the incidence of 30 per million by an average life duration of 18 years.

They applied a one year cumulative incidence of admission for rotavirus among children aged 0-60 months 11 to a hypothetical cohort of infants followed for five years by simply multiplying the incidence by five.

The incidence rates during 1,000 personal years of follow-up on HAART were then obtained by multiplying the incidence rates obtained for each baseline CD4 cell category by 1,000 personal years of follow-up.

Costs for nephrotoxicity adverse events were applied to the decision tree by multiplying the incidence of each adverse event by the average cost of treating and managing the adverse event.

Durations of permanent disability were estimated by multiplying the incidence by the age- and sex-specific life expectancies, derived from the standard life table used in the GBD study (West Level 26 life-table)[ 5].

To estimate the incidence data for 2007 by extrapolation of the incidence observed from January to June 2007, we multiplied the incidence from January to June by a factor of 1.2, which represents the mean annual multiplier (annual cases/cases January–June) observed from 2001 through 2006.

To estimate the absolute increase in risk of cardiovascular disease associated with baseline peripheral arterial disease in our cohort, we multiplied the incidence of cardiovascular disease in the population without peripheral arterial disease by the adjusted hazard ratio of cardiovascular disease associated with peripheral arterial disease.

Corrected estimates of endometrial, cervical and ovarian cancer incidence were produced by multiplying the cancer incidence rates in 5-year age groups by a correction factor (the percentage of hysterectomised women).

22 Adjusted incidence rates were therefore calculated by multiplying the crude incidence rate of non-use by the respective adjusted odds ratio.

For serotype-specific incidence calculations, cases with missing serotype data were accounted for by multiplying the overall incidence by the yearly proportions of serotype-specific disease in each age group (12 ).