Sentence examples for the increased case from inspiring English sources

When the increased case isolation intervention was in effect, this increased house withdrawal to 90% for adults and 100% for children (ages 6 17).

The community-based intervention also played an important role in the increased case notification and treatment outcomes.

The effect size of chronic diseases on obstetric haemorrhage risk decreased with the increased case ascertainment associated with longer lookback.

It remains obscure which factors contribute to the increased case fatality in obese in-hospital patients reported in some series.

For both groups, the increased case time was distributed over 47 additional days, because a larger number of the available days was used for these cases following the changes.

The number of cases at baseline was lower in the intervention district compared to the controls, and this may partly account for the increased case finding, where starting low gives a high proportional increase.

Therefore, it would seem that most, if not all, of the increased case-rate for athletes can be accounted for by increased testing; little, if any, increased susceptibility can be attributed to increased exercise or athletic training.

Labour said the government was, in part at least, to blame for the longer hospital waits in light of the increased cases of "bed blocking", which costs the NHS £264 a day for every patient.

The possibility of a dose-dependent response to explain the increased case-fatality rate during the second wave of the 1918 influenza pandemic has never been put forward.

On the other hand the low performance of echocardiography and the increased case-fatality rate may also indicate that fairly simple improvements in clinical standards of assessment may help strengthen the diagnostic accuracy, treatment and hopefully outcome for this patient group.

The cases caused by the emerging serogroup A, C and Y strains as well as the increased cases caused by serogroup W135 were attributed to the dramatic increase in cases of meningococcal disease in 2001.