Sentence examples for projected incidence from inspiring English sources

The projected incidence was calculated using IMS's medical data projection weights (see also Toback et al. [ 19]) to provide a nationally representative estimate of pertussis cases diagnosed in private practitioner offices between 2006 and 2010.

However, there were discrepancies in the maximum incidence and projected incidence in the distant future.

Using the projected incidence for 1994 1997 results in a factor two higher risk.

To estimate the prevalence until 2022, we used the projected incidence rates and applied these to the medium projected population estimates for the province of Ontario, adding the cumulative projected incidence cases to the prevalent population in 2009.

Our primary outcomes were the projected incidence and mortality due to TB overall, pediatric TB, and adult EPTB.

The nationally projected incidence of pertussis was estimated using a subsample of patients with the required data necessary for projection.

The projected incidences show a small but persistent decline for 2004 2013 due to declining birth rates in the last half of the twentieth century.

Projections are obtained as above except that the ordinary non-parametric estimate of F is used and results are shown in Figure 7. Due to the elevated lifetime risk the projected incidences are now higher–also too high compared to observed incidences.

This paper introduces a scalable "climate health justice" model for assessing and projecting incidence, treatment costs, and sociospatial disparities for diseases with well-documented climate change linkages.

By forward projecting incidence to prevalence, we can compare predicted estimates with national estimates of HIV prevalence, which are based on antenatal clinic surveillance.[17], [18] National estimates of HIV prevalence fit more closely to models assuming declining background mortality, and show a gentler peak more similar to the cubic spline model.

Within the basic APC model, the Nordpred software allows the choice of several options for modelling and projecting incidence and mortality rates.