Sentence examples for population morbidity from inspiring English sources

To describe the characteristics of a diabetic population, morbidity profile, resource consumption, complications and degree of metabolic control.

Over a ten year period, years that had the highest population morbidity in the youngest age groups were those that saw the emergence and circulation of novel H3N2 antigenic drift variants.

The season 2003 04 was notable for the fact that population morbidity rates in young children aged 0 4 were more than twice those of the overall all-age morbidity, indicating substantial disease burden in the young.

The data from previous studies suggested that the PAR of SNPs in VEGF was between 0.11 and 0.48, which if the upper estimate were correct would indicate that a very substantial degree of population morbidity and mortality from CVM is directly due to genetic variability in VEGF.

This conclusion correlated with a separate determination of population morbidity recorded in primary care during the peak periods of virus circulation during the 2003 04 winter period, although there was no increase in all-cause mortality in children <14 years that year (HPA unpublished observations).

The mean weekly incidence rates of ILI were compared for different age groups during these influenza seasons, together with 1999 2000 as an example of a winter season with a dominance of circulating influenza A H3N2 and high population morbidity (Figure 2), but where a new drift variant did not emerge.

Population morbidities were described and compared according to their assigned ADGs and ACGs between 2002 and 2003 using the Pearson's correlation method.

This novel approach to the risks associated with persistently elevated SUA would help both clinicians and patients to prioritise the management of gout in the context of individual and population morbidities.

In susceptible populations, morbidity and mortality rate are 5-905-90% 50-80%, respectively [ 9- 11].

In western populations, morbidity and mortality rates of cardiovascular diseases, cancer and some other potentially fatal diseases increase rapidly between 15 and 65 years of age.

Although direct evidence on age at diagnosis from nationally representative cohorts is not available, indirect evidence on the health status of the adult US population suggests morbidity expansion when the concept of morbidity includes the broader array of chronic disease.