Sentence examples for prevented cases from inspiring English sources

Put simply, the estimates for prevented cases came from the falloff in disease reports after vaccines were licensed and widely available.

"The general 'safeguards' in the TPP text are qualified, and similar to those in other recent agreements which have not prevented cases against health and environmental laws," she says.

MAP also found that the use of artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACT), which have proved to be very effective against the most prevalent and lethal parasite affecting humans, Plasmodium falciparum, contributed to 22% of prevented cases, while indoor spraying was credited with 10% of cases prevented.

In effect, in some instances, the complex models based on QALYs have been criticized for over estimating the number of prevented cases of HIV and HCV [10].

For instance, he says, most of the prevented cases in the ring vaccination trial would occur shortly after exposure, leaving it open to how well the vaccine protects in the longer term.

PCV13 presented more benefits in regards to prevented cases and deaths due to IPD, radiologically-confirmed pneumonia and AOM.

Risk ratio (RR), risk difference (ARR), numbers needed to prevent (NNP), and cost per successfully prevented case were calculated.

Pressures on their time prevented case managers from fulfilling their tasks completely (eg, caregiver's assessment).

With these crude estimates, a hypothesized 33% reduction in macrosomia rate, would imply for the short term a cost-effectiveness ratio of €1,500 per prevented case of macrosomia, €6,076 per prevented caesarean section, €15,189 per prevented case of preterm birth, and €48,605 per prevented case of neonatal death.

In the cost-effectiveness analysis, we will then calculate the costs per prevented case of pyelonephritis or preterm delivery.

In the cost-effectiveness analysis, we will then calculate the costs per prevented case of bad neonatal outcome.