Sentence examples for several case definitions from inspiring English sources
Prevalence estimates have been based on several case definitions of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
It was always intended that several case definitions and end points would be explored in the analysis.
Only one study held a level of rigour where independent application of several case definitions was conducted on the same population (model A).
During the MOPBASSS reporting pilot, problems were noted with the use of several case definitions, including "prolonged fever," which gave a lower than expected yield when compared with malaria notifications through the NHIS.
Five studies (table 2) applied several case definitions on the same population, but only one of these reported data in a way that made it possible to compare the case definitions.
In recent decades, several formal case definitions have been released for CFS/ME [ 6- 12], and each differ significantly in the symptoms they emphasise, as well as their exclusion criteria [ 13].
Review of Animal Bite Keyword Report data revealed several additional case definition inclusion and exclusion keywords.
Although our work highlights several potential alternative case definitions for cholera surveillance in Haiti, none stand out as a clear-cut, consensus alternative, especially when weighing the practical and political implications of modifying a case definition during an ongoing epidemic.
The previous examples deal with patch-size distributions but in several cases the definition of patches is not simple.
To generate and measure the reliability for a reference standard set with representative cases from seven broad syndromic case definitions and several narrower syndromic definitions used for biosurveillance.
Surveillance data are subject to several limitations, including changing surveillance case definitions, availability of public health resources for surveillance, variations in surveillance practices, and reporting based on county of residence instead of county of exposure.
