incidence proportion

The cumulative incidence or rate of occurrence of a disease in a community.

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The incidence proportion of injured students was 0.

1-3,10,23,24) The incidence proportion of injury in our study was slightly greater, with 61/71 (85.

A survey of injuries affecting pre-professional ballet dancers

Epidemiologic incidence proportion (also referred to as clinical incidence) and related 95% confidence interval (95% CI) was calculated for each season as the proportion of the number of new players injured during a season relative to the total number of players without injury at the start of the season (10).

Injuries, matches missed and the influence of minimum medical standards in the A-league professional football: a 5-year prospective study

Although quite rare -- with an incidence proportion of approximately one per 1,500 of the population -- the disease can be disfiguring, extremely painful and difficult to treat.

Awareness push on rare disease

Attributable risk was defined as the incidence proportion in the exposed group minus the incidence proportion in the UNX group, which was adjusted for differences in the distribution of covariates between groups.

Health risks of limited-contact water recreation

The prevalence, incidence rate, and incidence proportion calculations were also performed (23); the formulae are shown in the Appendix.

Burden of acute gastrointestinal illness in Galvez, Argentina, 2007

Evaluated in cross-section, this is a cumulative incidence proportion among cohort members who have survived to the age of assessment --i.

Patterns of substance use in South Africa: results from the South African Stress and Health study

To calculate coccidioidomycosis incidence proportion in the prisons, we derived coccidioidomycosis case counts from a surveillance system implemented in California prisons in 2007.

Rates and risk factors for coccidioidomycosis among prison inmates, California, USA, 2011

Three measures of disease incidence are commonly used in incidence studies (Pearce 1993): the person-time incidence rate, the incidence proportion, and the incidence odds.

Effect measures in prevalence studies

Only a single case was reported in Mono County during 1988-1992, but the small population size resulted in a relatively large incidence proportion.

Time-space clustering of human brucellosis, California, 1973-1992 (1). (Research)

Differences between incidence proportions were analyzed by using the 2-tailed 2-proportion z-test with a 95% CI, and nonparametric bootstrapping was used to construct a 95% CI for the relative increase in risk.

Epidemiology and ecology of Tularemia in Sweden, 1984-2012

History is a database that holds association rules and their incidence proportions data partitions.