Sentence examples for summarized risk from inspiring English sources

Recent reviews by Reuf, Fridkin, and Cosgrove et al. have summarized risk factors associated with clinical culture positivity for VRSA and VISA (4, 22, 23 ).

Meta-analyses for continuous exposure summarized risk estimates per unit increase in pollutant concentration, assuming that the natural logarithm of the relative risk of congenital anomaly varied linearly with the ambient air pollutant concentration.

We pooled the relative risks from the multivariate adjusted models in each cohort to obtain a summarized risk estimate with the use of an inverse variance weighted, random effect meta-analysis, and we used the Cochrane Q statistic and the I statistic to examine the heterogeneity of associations among the cohorts.

The CDS-ID is a valid tool for summarizing risk of CDI associated with comorbid conditions.

Aggregate comorbidity scores are useful for summarizing risk and confounder control in studies of hospital-associated infections.

This absence has been due in part to a lack of validated statistical methods for summarizing risk attributable to large numbers of individually rare missense substitutions.

At the pre-outbreak stage, decision makers will have a tool that summarizes risk across data streams for multiple drivers of IDs.

16 Standardization is known to summarize risk trends and differentials well under wide conditions, and to be robust against mild deviations from those conditions.

Meta-analyses summarizing risk estimates for exposure to five pollutants and risk of cleft lip with or without cleft palate and cleft palate alone were all close to one, and none reached statistical significance (Table 3).

This is because the working PH model used to derive a risk score to summarize risk of recurrence based on the midpoint imputed data can be considered as misspecified.

Models that account for the change in risk after menopause and the temporal sequence of reproductive events summarize risk efficiently and give added insights to potentially important mechanistic features.