Sentence examples for presentation of incidence from inspiring English sources

Recent data demonstrate the need for a change from use of the county spatial unit for presentation of incidence of vectorborne diseases to more precise ZIP code or census tract scales.

The strengths of our study were use of a nationwide data with large sample size, presentation of incidence trends in the recent decade, and attention to all gallstone-related complications and procedures.

Recent data also demonstrate the need for a change from use of the crude county spatial unit for presentation of incidence of vectorborne diseases to finer ZIP code or census tract scales.

Concerning the presentation of incidence rates, a sub-item of the indicator 'presentation of monitor information', one expert stated that the denominator should not be the total workforce but the number of people exposed to the specific risk, because otherwise the incidence would be diluted.

It was therefore not surprising that Eisen et al. (8 ) found that calculation and presentation of incidence of endemic Lyme disease in California at the county spatial unit, relative to the 5-digit ZIP code spatial unit, served to obscure small, isolated high-risk areas in the southern part of the state and the spatial variability of risk within high-risk counties.

Fourth, there is likely to be some variation in relative risk because of variation in the calculation of risk statistics; studies reported relative risks, odds ratios, and incidence ratios, and simple presentations of incidence.

The graphical presentation of the incidence rates in a geographical map was conducted with ESRI® ArcMap™, version 9.3.

A Poisson regression allows for the presentation of adjusted incidence rate ratios (IRRs) and 95% CIs for the relationship between exposure to advertising and smoking at follow-up, having the advantage of not being influenced by the prevalence of the exposure.

We also observed that during the first 6 h of hospital presentation the incidence of ARDS increased with increasing fluid administration (Fig. 2).

To simplify the presentation of our findings, incidence, and mortality rates appearing in the tables are limited to those based on the single race/ethnicity denominators, with the exception of Native Hawaiian rates.

Further, our graphical presentation of the cumulative incidence, proband-wise concordance rate on age, and heritability on age strongly indicates an association between increasing age and increasing genetic influence, in particular from 60 to 75 years of age.