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The taeniosis cases tracked and treated between round R0 and R2 represented 9% of the projected total number of taeniosis cases within the study area, based on the copro-Ag prevalence and village population data.

These average costs were extrapolated to the projected total number of DOT and follow-up visits throughout the entire duration of the patient's TB treatment, which was assumed to be 6 months, with the frequency of 5 times weekly during the intensive phase and twice weekly during the continuation phase.

The projected total number of cancer cases (by type) in the UK population in 2010.

An estimated 458,000 deaths would be avoided (0.5% of the projected total number of deaths in 2030) if currently available emission control technologies were aggressively employed globally.

Assuming a low concentration threshold of 25 ppbv and taking into consideration recently enacted legislation to control zone precursors, an estimated 191,000 deaths would be avoided globally (0.2% of the projected total number of deaths in 2030).

However, comparing the projected total numbers of future cases in the different genotypes is slightly misleading: In the MM genotype the primary epidemic is essentially over, whereas if any substantial number of primary MV cases occurs, this will be in the future due to a longer incubation period in this genotype.

The projected total numbers of admissions aged 16 years or over to adult, general critical care units in England, Wales and Northern Ireland for each year were estimated by extrapolating the number of observed admissions to 240 critical care units identified from the Directory of Critical Care [ 16].

The projected total numbers of adults (age 16 years or over) admitted to 240 general critical care units in England, Wales and Northern Ireland with severe sepsis during the first 24 hours following admission to the unit, and the corresponding numbers of hospital deaths, are shown in Figure 5.

The Simcoe York District Health Council 25 projected the total number of children in both regions to be 390,498 in 2007.

Americans made an estimated 5.9 billion trips for medical/dental care in 2001, projecting the total number of trips to the national population.

The number of adult genital warts patients seen by doctors of the five SHC during the study period was used to project the total number of adult patients seen by doctors of all eight SHC in the territory, according to the distribution of the number of genital warts cases presented in the eight individual clinics identified from a previous STD surveillance study conducted in 2007[ 17].