Sentence examples for yields of cases from inspiring English sources

Initial screens in the neonatal period (i.e., first 28 days of life) would constitute a separate program with different costs and yields of cases and therefore should be separately analyzed.

Although later sampling would increase the yield of cases, opportunities to reliably record and then track key early influences on developmental trajectories would be lost.

This study aimed to estimate TB prevalence of the province in 2010 in comparison with the 2000 survey; and to compare yields of TB cases from different case finding approaches.

CXRAY was sensitive in detecting TB cases, as yields of bacteriologically confirmed cases were much higher by CXRAY compared with by symptom screening, as reported in Vietnam [ 15] and some high HIV prevalence settings [ 16, 17].

Yet, the case selection process cannot be ignored because it yields a set of cases for adjudication that is far from a random selection of cases.

Employing this strategy for comparing the present dataset and those of Livezey and Zusi [4] and Hackett et al. [29] yields a variety of cases of congruence.

Roman Roth, the estate's celebrated winemaker, himself on crutches because of a snowboarding accident in the Berkshires, is hobbling around the basement monitoring the as-yet unborn vintages that make up the vineyard's annual yield of 16,500 cases.

Cost-effectiveness was evaluated by considering the yield of new cases detected in relationship to the cost of screening.

Figure  2 shows the diagnostic yield of all cases of H. pylori infection status on endoscopy before and after training.

This measure may have increased the yield of TB cases detected; however, it was balanced against the additional costs.

Figure  3(a) shows the yield of TB cases for each of the six diagnostic strategies against overall diagnostic cost under a hypothetical setting of 10,000 population with 1.0% of TB prevalence (1000 per 100,000 population).