Sentence examples for persons figures from inspiring English sources

Age-specific disability prevalence among community-dwelling persons, Figures 1a and 1b, increased with age in men and women alike but was systematically higher among the latter, with crude prevalence of 7.3% in men and 10.6% in women.

With regard to institutionalised persons, Figures 1c and 1d, in practice the proportion of institutionalised disabled persons per 100 inhabitants was restricted to the population aged < 65 years and ≥65 years and was approximately twice as high among women, particularly in the moderate and severely disabled levels.

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P.C. Saloi, Superintendent of Police of the Dhubri district, disputed the missing persons figure, said the police's missing persons list had only 17 on it as of Friday morning, though he confirmed the number of dead at 37 people.

The annual incidence of CJD has remained relatively stable from 1979 2006 in the United States at approximately 1 case per 1,000,000 persons (Figure 1).

Overall, since the number of younger persons is substantially smaller than the number of older persons the estimated probabilities of transmission to younger persons are less precise than those of transmission to older persons (Figure 3).

The typical seasonal pattern of invasive pneumococcal disease in Toronto, with highest rates in the winter months, and a nadir in July and August, was not present in cases in homeless persons (Figure 1).

Finally, interview data were obtained from 493 persons (figure 1).

The predictions for monthly mortality from injury in the upcoming 12 months in 2014 in Xiamen were all approximately 54 persons (figure 5).

In the same age groups, the use of biological examinations (including blood tests, CRP tests) was also higher among the exposed than among the unexposed persons (figure 2).

We identified 98 cases of new onset RD among active duty military personnel with an initial deployment to Iraq and/or Afghanistan between 2008 and 2009 for a total incidence of 161/100 000 persons (figure 1).