Sentence examples for resources incidence from inspiring English sources

A very important international problem is the existence of significant disparities in cancer care, with uneven distribution of resources, incidence figures, access to care and treatment outcomes.

39 While advanced immunosuppression and late presentation are also encountered in patients presenting to ART services in higher-resource settings, in low-resource settings IRIS incidence and associated mortality appear to be higher.

Respondents believed that experiences of low rainfall below the normal average and recurrent droughts resulted in deterioration of natural resources, increased disease incidence, and risks of droughts for cattle deaths.

Points of special attention are the sedimentary and micromorphological characterisation of level XVI, the analysis of the vegetal and animal resources and their incidence on the economy of the Gravettian human groups, and the characterisation of the landscape during this period.

However, this practice is challenging to implement in developing countries because of lack of resources and high incidence of infection and in industrialized countries because of a low clinical suspicion for brucellosis.

The demand for family planning services was also facilitated by desire for women to recuperate after child birth, prevailing pressure on the existing limited land resources, and high incidence of land disputes following relocation of families back to their communities from internally displaced persons (IDP) camps as the insurgency ended.

Patients with ARDS, or those patients identified as requiring to be nursed in the prone position with a Horowitz-Quotient (PaO2/FiO2) < 250 were treated by different kinds of kinetic therapy in order to compare the efficiency concerning clinical outcome, personnel and material resources and the incidence of complications.

This study aims to assess the influence of tracheostomy timing on outcomes among trauma patients, including mortality, medical resource utility and incidence of pneumonia.

As reported in high-resource, low-TB incidence settings, a greater proportion of positive cultures from primary specimens grew in the MGIT system primarily due to increased culture sensitivity for smear-negative specimens.

Firstly, there are limited data on long-term antibiotic prescribing, health-care resource use and incidence of RTI for the point-of-care CRP strategy where the practice nurse conducts the CRP test followed by a consultation with the GP.

The availability of ICU resources drives the treated incidence of severe sepsis, and variation in availability probably explains the variation in population incidence.