Übersetzung für "Erkrankungsrate" in Englisch

The sickness rate in the contaminated areas has grown dramatically.

Subgroup analyses of ORR, disease rate and PFS results demonstrate overall homogeneous results.

Morbidity at a hundred percent, but mortality at 0.

Well, these look like study results of morbidity rates.

Rates of new cases of depression increase with the age of the population.

In Brazil, the rate of bacterial meningitis is higher, at 45.8 per 100,000 annually.

Although there have been effective and practicable therapy options for years, the affection rate is largely stable.

Mortality and morbidity is higher in clones than in sexually-produced animals; the welfare of both surrogate dam and clone can be affected.

High mortality and morbidity from cardiovascular disease, injuries and violence, cancer and alcohol-related diseases contribute to dierences in life expectancy.

Carried out in 15 European cities, the study was based on a comparative analysis of a series of statistics on recorded pollution levels and daily mor­tality/morbidity rates.

In .the case of leukemia the excess rate, giving the number of excess cases per year, rised sharply 35 years after irradiation and reached a maximum value at about 10 years after exposure.

All the data is that those 70% of deaths and morbidity are largely lifestyle related and preventable.

Major challenges in biomedical research are the elucidation of the aetiology and pathogenesis of diseases for which there is more than one interacting cause (genetic, environmental, lifestyle) of high (e.g. cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes) or low (e.g. rare diseases) morbidity.

From an epidemiological perspective, NCD prevalence is determined by the difference between the rate at which previously healthy people become ill (incidence) and the rate at which ill people either recover or die (from any cause).

A critique was just published by the European Committee on Radiation Risk (ECRR). It shows ICRP models of risk from internal particles underestimate empirical mortality and morbidity by a factor of 100 to 1000.

Due to the volatile political situation in many regions (refugees), the rate of the disease has increased in recent years.

The disease rate when brought in connection with the whole population is obviously a very rare medical event, not dependent on a ubiquitous transmittable mass-virus, but determined by life-style in a largely commercialised subculture and/or by uncritical medical intervention in Western society of super-abundance.

At the gathering on the occasion of the National Day of Battling Breast Cancer, on March 20, she has underlined that the rate of new cases of the illness is similar to that in the developed countries, but the percentage of lethal outcomes is considerably higher in our country.

According to RWI, introducing a countrywide vaccination program would significantly reduce the rate of infection and therefore the negative effect on the gross domestic product (GDP) to -0.2 percent (from -0.4) for a mild and -0.8 percent (from -1.6) for a severe pandemic scenario.

In rural regions in India, penile cancer accounts for up to 6% of all male cancer cases; in Uganda, the cumulative morbidity among men up to age 75 years is 1% (5).

Incubation period is 3-5 days at a morbidity rate of 100 % and a mortality rate of 5 %.Â

Even though rates of infection are falling, some 600,000 people still die from the tropical disease, the vast majority of them in Africa.

In the event of a future serious influenza pandemic with high disease rates and highly pathogenic, NI-sensitive viruses, effects may be stronger in terms of both NNT and complications.