Sentence examples for sensitisation rate from inspiring English sources

In 1990 the sensitisation rate was 76% among adults with rhinitis in the Swedish ECRHS centres.

This was reported to further reduce sensitisation rates (from 1.2% for the earlier policy to 0.28%) [ 2], with RAADP stated to be 98.4-99% effective [ 3].

The overall rate of sensitisation to peanut was 5.2% and did not differ between groups (table 2).

14 However, despite the high rate of sensitisation to specific food antigens, the benefit of removing SPT-based exclusion diets is commonly unsatisfactory.

These included consideration of parameters such as: false negative and false positive rates; additional sensitisations; and risk of infection from anti-D blood product.

For intracellular iodine, the sensitisation enhancement ratio increases from 2.6 for a survival rate of 10% up to almost 10for90%0% survival.

Sensitisation and fatigue are potential problems because estimated incidence rates may vary as a function of the length of the follow-up period if either of these time-dependent conditioning effects is present [ 12].

We present a range of potential factors contributing to these differences in recruitment rates, which we believe are worth considering in future community sensitisation plans.

Investigators together with the team manager contributed to sensitisation and awareness raising in the neighbourhoods of interest to maximise controls' participation rates.

The non tradable components of the unit costs (for example resources associated with community sensitisation and training) were adjusted based on international dollar differences using purchasing power parity (PPP) adjustment rates, to work out the international dollar equivalent of buying the same amount of goods and services outside Tanzania [29].

Published data suggest that sensitisation to SM develops more frequently in patients who are already sensitised to allergens of HDM. 17 18 Sensitisation to SMs in the absence of sensitisation to Dermatophagoides spp has been proposed as a rare event.