Sentence examples for true morbidity from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to examine true morbidity after ligation and elucidate which preoperative factors might predict favorable outcomes.

As such, many injury-related deaths may be unaccounted for in hospital records resulting in an underestimation of the true morbidity and mortality related to injury.

Hence, our data may underestimate the true morbidity as women may have had problems but, for a variety of reasons, not attended the health services.

Several categories that reflect medical practices rather than true morbidity must be viewed with caution, even when they have good predictive performance (overuse of medication).

However, these figures are thought to be a substantial underestimate of the true morbidity and mortality associated with the outbreak [ 3].

Furthermore, long-term clinical outcome data in those both receiving and not receiving treatment remain limited (23- 25), and the true morbidity and mortality associated with IgG4-RD are currently unclear.

Both neglected and under-reported, there is scant epidemiological data on leptospirosis therefore masking the true scope of disease prevalence and making reliable morbidity and mortality statistics difficult to ascertain [ 3].

The urban/rural variations in admission rates in the Netherlands are reflected in true psychiatric morbidity rates.

In particular, the low level reported by women in middle and high PNM countries, less than 1% compared with 15% in low PNM countries, should not be taken as a measure of the true psychiatric morbidity.

Other similar studies have also been reported [ 3, 4, 21, 22] but all of these relied upon the hospital diagnoses data for ascertaining cases of BDs and were likely to underestimate the true hospital morbidity rate per child.

In industrialized countries, greater value is given to women's self-reports of complaints, and responding to these complaints is considered more important than measuring the prevalence of true postpartum morbidity [ 2, 30, 31].