Pneumonia treatments were initially variable, with peaks at more than three times the expected incidence; they went down rapidly to almost exactly the expected incidence shortly after supervisions were reintroduced, which is shown in Figure 7.
Eligible patients are adults scheduled for elective surgery under general anesthesia with an increased risk for PONV so that the expected incidence in the control group (with none of the six antiemetic interventions) is approximately 60%.
This 25% incidence among all female patient pregnancies is higher than the expected incidence of 8%to10%0% (P =.0001).
The 13 preterm deliveries resulted in 10 low birth weight ([LBW] 1.8 to 2.24 kg) and three very low birth weight ([VLBW] < or = 1.36 kg) infants, for an overall incidence of 25%, which is higher than the expected incidence of 6.5% for the general population (P =.0001).
The expected incidence of homozygous pups should be 25% based on Mendelian genetics.
The number of averted cases was computed by the difference between the expected incidence rate in the control group and the actual incidence rate in the intervention group.
The sample size calculation was based on the expected incidence of major illness over one year (estimated at 5% of the households).
The expected incidence of RRIs is 40% [ 4, 10].
The expected incidence without screening was estimated using two alternative approaches.
This number was close to the expected incidence of 199.1 (relative risk 1.0).
The expected incidence rate was 50% (i.e., overall mean on the liability scale was zero).
