ライフサイエンスコーパス: catchment area

1 extents of forest plantation cover (4-64% of catchment area).

2 her than the characteristics of the hospital catchment area.

3 were identified among US adults in a defined catchment area.

4 trol subjects, frequency-matched for age and catchment area.

5 ided within the Arkansas Children's Hospital catchment area.

6 47 (10.0%) served a majority Black/Hispanic catchment area.

7 MS agencies (10.7%) had a Black and Hispanic catchment area.

8 vidual lived within the wastewater treatment catchment area.

9 he fluctuations in population for a specific catchment area.

10 ally resident in each geographically defined catchment area.

11 with partner, and partner lives in facility catchment area.

12 from individuals who lived in the wastewater catchment area.

13 rket share of enrolling hospitals within the catchment area.

14 hospital admission, and resided in the study catchment area.

15 The randomisation unit was the school catchment area.

16 tween the input via surface water inflow and catchment area.

17 wales would need to cover at least 4% of the catchment area.

18 rom community dwellers within the hospitals' catchment area.

19 from matched, healthy controls from the same catchment area.

20 hree referral laboratories serving the study catchment area.

21 study hospital, and who resided in the study catchment area.

22 idelines, clustering by child, and CHW or HC catchment area.

23 rogeneity in participation rates within each catchment area.

24 tiation of industrialised agriculture in the catchment area.

25 f they were from outside the health facility catchment area.

26 th care services in a 3.2 million-population catchment area.

27 forested watersheds in spring regions of the catchment area.

28 nd age, were randomly selected from the same catchment area.

29 ere systematically ascertained from a Boston catchment area.

30 atients from outpatient clinics with similar catchment areas.

31 aciers fed by relatively stable and inactive catchment areas.

32 0 000 population in administratively defined catchment areas.

33 99.5%), as compared with agencies with White catchment areas.

34 ncies with majority Black/Hispanic and White catchment areas.

35 stantial disparities in cancer burden across catchment areas.

36 stage IV cancer, and resided in the registry catchment areas.

37 k and Hispanic catchment areas than in White catchment areas.

38 temporal evaluation of their self-designated catchment areas.

39 very care that were located within 30-minute catchment areas.

40 gencies serving Black and Hispanic and White catchment areas.

41 0 565 individuals with hypertension in their catchment areas.

42 eonates), and PWH living in the surveillance catchment areas.

43 ple of usual residents receiving care in the catchment areas.

44 randomization of 14 community health worker catchment areas.

45 associated with healthcare seeking in 3 of 5 catchment areas.

46 based study of stillbirth in five geographic catchment areas.

47 atients from outpatient clinics with similar catchment areas.

48 biopsy results from defined population-based catchment areas.

49 ,920 adults from the Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area 13-year follow-up study were examined.

50 NH-White patients from outside self-defined catchment areas (18.1% v 12.3%; chi(2) P = .01) and by C

51 ival at EMS agencies with Black and Hispanic catchment areas (25.8% [3.6%]) compared with agencies wi

52 8% [3.6%]) compared with agencies with White catchment areas (27.7% [3.5%]; P < .001).

53 ital in Valencia (population in the hospital catchment area, 364 000), a tertiary hospital.

54 In the hospital catchment area, a health-care utilization survey (HCUS)

55 the 82 EMS agencies with Black and Hispanic catchment areas, a disproportionately higher number (32

56 was constructed for every household in each catchment area, accounting for heterogeneous exposure an

57 sts was quantified using the 2-step floating catchment area algorithm and categorized into quintile 1

58 vely correlated with scree proportion in the catchment area and negatively correlated with the extent

59 tients or outpatients who resided within the catchment area and presented with tympanic (>/=38.0 degr

60 t provides psychiatric care to a large urban catchment area and serves as a tertiary referral center

61 years or older residing in the surveillance catchment area and with a positive RSV test result.

62 tion-based surveillance systems with similar catchment areas and methodology.

63 data and health-care records to define study catchment areas and populations.

64 Lakes have larger catchment areas and recent studies have suggested that p

65 nsive analysis of the cancer burden of these catchment areas and their association with cancer center

66 on group (i.e., people living inside the HSS catchment area) and the non-intervention comparison grou

67 cts in the screened age groups living in the catchment area, and for whom there were no recent record

68 the clinicians attention, live in the study catchment area, and provided written informed consent, w

69 ompared with agencies serving majority White catchment areas, and survival differences were partly at

70 The 2-step floating catchment area approach was used to newly define eye car

71 radius of a potential water point within the catchment area (as determined by the investigators) were

72 hat reflect the diversity of patients in the catchment area, as well as limiting unjustified exclusio

73 s detected through RCD in the Macha Hospital catchment area between January 2015 and April 2016.

74 were majority (>50% of residents in the EMS catchment area) Black or Hispanic, and 7 (46.7%) served

75 centers are required to define a geographic catchment area (CA) in which they focus research, outrea

76 Network reliability across large catchment areas can be a major challenge.

77 from multiplex pedigrees, rather than from a catchment area, can increase the likelihood that genetic

78 Most glaucoma patients living in the catchment area (city of Malmo; n = 305 000) are managed

79 In lakes with >50% of their catchment area covered by plantations, there were two- t

80 specialty (Cramer V = 0.41) and on specific catchment area (Cramer V = 0.41).

81 9 tertiary care and community hospitals in 5 catchment areas defined by state and county boundaries t

82 ccess to at least 90% of deliveries within 5 catchment areas defined by state and county lines, enrol

83 s (measured in percentages) within 30-minute catchment areas, defined as areas that were within a 30-

84 At EMS agencies with Black/Hispanic catchment areas, dispatchers and police first responders

85 health officers (stratified on district and catchment area distance to a health facility: >/=10 km v

86 I, 11-19) in alarm-to-treatment times in the catchment area during STEMO weeks (76.3 min; 95% CI, 73.

87 N=1,920) in the 1980 Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area (ECA) study who were reassessed between 1

88 Using data from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area (ECA) study, the author attempted to repl

89 ive-compulsive disorder in the Epidemiologic Catchment Area (ECA) study.

90 nal Institute of Mental Health Epidemiologic Catchment Area (ECA) study.

91 landscape evolution dynamics with a specific catchment area equation.

92 case-control study within the Epidemiologic Catchment Area Follow-up Study in Baltimore, Maryland.

93 In the Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area follow-up, 349 individuals who had a Diag

94 ue to the Rocky Mountain region, the primary catchment area for CCPM Biobank participants.

95 least 15 years, and who would remain in the catchment area for follow-up of 28 days post-partum.

96 ensive service network serving a large urban catchment area for seriously mentally ill persons.

97 ilities and is now being integrated into the catchment area for the Institute of Surgical Research Bu

98 unger than 6 months-had to have lived in the catchment area for the past 6 months to be included.

99 ermediate and small cities appear to provide catchment areas for proportionately more people gravitat

100 listic selection of community-level workers' catchment areas for sampling, some missing data for vari

101 nt referral regions (TRRs) define geographic catchment areas for transplant centers in the US, but ac

102 osis Risk In Communities) study surveillance catchment area from 2005 to 2009.

103 birth Collaborative Research Network in 5 US catchment areas from March 2006 to September 2008 identi

104 Study catchment areas from the 19 United States sites represen

105 Healthy subjects, recruited from catchment areas from which the patients were drawn, were

106 soil-rich compared to the rocky terrains, or catchment areas, from which their material originates.

107 inuously for 1 year or more from a specified catchment area (geographical area or group of people), e

108 etween agencies with majority Black/Hispanic catchment areas (>50% residents Black or Hispanic) and m

109 linked with individual data or because their catchment area had fewer than 100 participants with hype

110 imary care institutions were excluded if the catchment area had fewer than 100 participants with hype

111 EMS agencies serving majority Black/Hispanic catchment areas had 2% (95% CI, 0.9-3.1%; P<0.001) lower

112 ED) cohort in the study's Fortaleza, Brazil, catchment area has a population of approximately 82 300

113 idence data collected at the health facility catchment area (HFCA) level, with a negative binomial mo

114 per participant; $10 238 per health-facility catchment area [HFCA]), then group medical visits ($99 p

115 A mortality survey in the hospital catchment areas identified deaths associated with acute

116 infection who are residents of the COVID-NET catchment area in 12 states, covering approximately 10%

117 rom electronic health records from a diverse catchment area in Northern California.

118 o 17 years with cancer living in a satellite catchment area in Ontario, Canada.

119 ients with a stroke dispatch from the entire catchment area in STEMO weeks (3213 patients) vs control

120 and cohort studies of untreated psychoses in catchment areas in 3 countries in the Global South: Kanc

121 n-based laboratory surveillance for CIN2+ in catchment areas in 5 states, 2008-2015.

122 d Mortality Prevention Surveillance (CHAMPS) catchment areas in 7 low- and middle-income countries in

123 and C at health facilities in predetermined catchment areas in Dhaka, Bangladesh; Kathmandu and Kavr

124 SAME-III) was implemented in 6 health center catchment areas in Hounde district under the Hauts-Bassi

125 Kenya; and 46 groups of immunisation clinic catchment areas in Malawi) were randomly assigned to ear

126 de l'Enfant [MISAME]-III) in 6 health center catchment areas in rural Burkina Faso.

127 e data from a survey of four health facility catchment areas in southern Zambia and an agent-based mo

128 eillance included adults residing in defined catchment areas in Tennessee and Georgia hospitalized wi

129 domized controlled trial in 48 health center catchment areas in the Bla and San health districts in M

130 isit and any telemental health care visit in catchment areas in times of varying pandemic severity.

131 y communities (ie, government-defined health catchment areas) in Niger were randomized in a 1:1 ratio

132 , and Hispanic patients at CCCs adjusted for catchment area incidence (OR, 0.57, 0.26, and 0.32, resp

133 and for those enrolled at CCCs adjusted for catchment area incidence.

134 med to be in services with the most deprived catchment areas (incidence rate ratio 0.90; 95% CI 0.88-

135 bearing, and Ce-bearing NPs in the Barcelona catchment area, including the Besos River basin and the

136 Next, we divided the study catchment area into 1 x 1 km grid-cell surface units and

137 nt outcomes at a national center with a vast catchment area, irrespective of donor or recipient locat

138 One of 10 MDR-TB catchment-area isolates matched an MDR-TB patient-worker

139 with Black and Hispanic compared with White catchment areas (mean [SD] RSSRs after adjustment, 25.9%

140 Enhanced 2-step floating catchment area method with a 30-minute drive time impeda

141 imary care using an enhanced 2-step floating catchment area method.

142 tients living in university vs nonuniversity catchment areas more often received tyrosine kinase inhi

143 trol subjects representative of the hospital catchment area (n = 121).

144 dentified over 4 mo within the three-borough catchment area (n = 471) were mapped to small geographie

145 concurrent referral population from the same catchment area (n = 885).

146 s (ie, aged >=18 years) residing in facility catchment areas, newly diagnosed with major depressive d

147 Revision codes F0X to F6X, residence in the catchment area, no commitment order, no acute suicidalit

148 to 2019, patients residing outside the main catchment area, non-Hispanic Black patients, and patient

149 e enrolled from 211 clusters (defined as the catchment area of 1-4 village health workers [VHWs] empl

150 obtained from Health facilities with a total catchment area of 170,000 km2.

151 The hospital has a catchment area of 250 000 people.

152 tpatient clinics in Queens, New York, with a catchment area of 4.5-million individuals.

153 lations and those living outside of the main catchment area of a CCC may face barriers to screening a

154 ation of 10 000 people, and being within the catchment area of a President's Emergency Plan for AIDS

155 Communities, defined as the catchment area of a single public health facility, were

156 ederal Poverty Level, were living within the catchment area of a trial-associated clinic, and were ov

157 285 adults aged 25 and above, living in the catchment area of an OHCA registry in a Dutch province.

158 anently lived in the trial clusters (ie, the catchment area of between one and four village health wo

159 Clusters were defined as the catchment area of between one and four village health wo

160 VDCs in the catchment area of Bharatpur Eye Hospital, Nepal with les

161 omised trial conducted in the western Kenyan catchment area of the Academic Model Providing Access to

162 atched on age and residence within a 50-mile catchment area of the clinical centers.

163 SKCCC and ZCTAs were computed to generate a catchment area of the closest 75% of patients and outer

164 A community sample was recruited from the catchment area of the hospital to estimate the general p

165 e fluorescence and elemental formulas in the catchment area of the Muldenberg reservoir were recorded

166 errors in the assumed population size of the catchment area of the registries.

167 d from randomly selected participants in the catchment area of the third largest tertiary hospital in

168 Trial clusters were population catchment areas of 32 government primary health-care fac

169 conducted cross-sectional serosurveys in the catchment areas of each surveillance site.

170 recruited from the general population in the catchment areas of ten screening centres across the USA,

171 Primary care services within the catchment areas of the maternity centres of FVG should b

172 to December 31, 2009, was performed in SEER catchment areas of the United States.

173 in those regions, and 14 additional MTFs had catchment areas partially overlapping with civilian hosp

174 included hospitals with inner-city and rural catchment areas.Patients Two hundred twenty-eight patien

175 NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT), United Kingdom (catchment area population approximately 0.86 million), a

176 NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT), United Kingdom (catchment area population approximately 0.86 million).

177 For the denominator, we used ABCs catchment area population estimates from the 2011 to 201

178 Laboratories serving the catchment area population reported all blood cultures wi

179 nal Institute of Mental Health Epidemiologic Catchment Area Program (ECA) and the National Comorbidit

180 titute of Mental Health (NIMH) Epidemiologic Catchment Area Program (ECA), based on responses to the

181 The Baltimore, Md, site of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area Program followed up its 1981 baseline coh

182 for the Baltimore site of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area program was completed in 1981.

183 As part of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area program, a probability sample of Baltimor

184 Subjects from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area Program, interviewed during 1979-1983, we

185 ulation rates for women in the Epidemiologic Catchment Area program.

186 nal Institute of Mental Health Epidemiologic Catchment Area project.

187 er control and treatment across a geographic catchment area provides an enforceable mechanism to targ

188 e central Himalayan mountains, with upstream catchment areas ranging from about 350 to 50,000 square

189 pairs of health clusters-ie, health facility catchment areas-representing 118 569 households in seven

190 carried GPS receivers to compare hand-drawn catchment area route maps with GPS tracks of actual vacc

191 In the catchment area sample, summer birth was also significant

192 hers from a related but geographically wider catchment area sampled contemporaneously to this study,

193 cal detectors would have the radius of their catchment areas scaled with the displacement that they w

194 onsent, resided in the participating cluster catchment areas, scored at least 3 on the General Health

195 program to compare the San Francisco-Oakland catchment area (SF-O) to other SEER sites where routine

196 Analysis of land-use patterns in catchment areas showed an association between sugar cane

197 Es in 21 urban runoff samples from different catchment areas, showing high variability in signal supp

198 ational Comorbidity Survey and Epidemiologic Catchment Area studies, diagnoses so obtained agreed poo

199 The Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study (Maryland, 1993-2004) was used to e

200 ession were generated from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study and the Hispanic Health and Nutriti

201 cted in the United States--the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study and the National Comorbidity Survey

202 the deficit syndrome was then examined in a catchment area study of first-admission patients with ps

203 dents in the Duke University Epidemiological Catchment Area Study were placed into groups with report

204 more, Maryland, portion of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study who completed the Mini-Mental State

205 om the Baltimore cohort of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study, 1,488 participants completed the M

206 of the Baltimore cohort of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study, a survey of psychiatric disorders

207 titute of Mental Health (NIMH) Epidemiologic Catchment Area study, were included in the analysis.

208 ts in the Baltimore arm of the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study, who completed the Mini-Mental Stat

209 om the population-based NIMH Epidemiological Catchment Area Study.

210 prior to participation in the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study.

211 icipants in the 1980 New Haven Epidemiologic Catchment Area study; in 1995, cancer records (from 1935

212 lation-based survey (Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area Survey) with 4 waves of interviews of 107

213 ed birth cohort and from the Epidemiological Catchment Area survey.

214 t EMS agencies working in Black and Hispanic catchment areas than in White catchment areas.

215 o hospital admission (<24.9%), 5 (33.3%) had catchment areas that were majority (>50% of residents in

216 e if they resided within a participating CHW catchment area, the caregiver was at least 18 years old,

217 In the hospital catchment areas, the team identified 587 jaundice-associ

218 lly, we conducted a household survey in each catchment area to characterize care seeking for febrile

219 may be needed together with measures in the catchment area to obtain faster recovery of eutrophicate

220 ant listings (2006-2016) and Dartmouth Atlas catchment areas to assess the optimal method of defining

221 We defined catchment areas (transplant referral regions [TRRs]) fro

222 of runoff and the background geology of the catchment area, typically enriched in river waters in co

223 of different sizes, 2) defining urban-rural catchment areas (URCAs) expressing the interconnection b

224 idents Black or Hispanic) and majority White catchment areas using chi(2) tests.

225 ted communities within surveillance hospital catchment areas using key informant and house-to-house s

226 Living outside the main catchment area was associated with higher odds of late-s

227 For each WWTP catchment area, we quantified spatial and temporal relat

228 To account for changes in the FoodNet catchment area, we used a negative binomial model to est

229 % with chronic psychoses, from an inner-city catchment area were randomly assigned to either the Indi

230 Catchment areas were based on residential addresses of e

231 studied lakes, deposition fluences for their catchment areas were estimated.

232 idents aged 65 years and older in predefined catchment areas were invited to participate in the surve

233 are services with psychosis in the 3 defined catchment areas were traced after a mean follow-up perio

234 astatic cancer and lived within a study site catchment area) were randomly assigned to usual care (UC

235 Models were driven by lake and catchment area, wetlands, historical sulfur deposition a

236 service agencies, categorized as working in catchment areas where the combination of Black and Hispa

237 residing in the wastewater sample collection catchment area, which serves approximately 17000 people.

238 er in small cities and towns or within their catchment areas, which has major implications for access

239 ession was used to determine associations of catchment area with stage at diagnosis.

240 ths at the time of recruitment and living in catchment areas with a biological parent fluent in Engli

241 nt translated into an almost doubling of the catchment areas with rivers predicted to have anthropoge

242 ict the number of cases detected in the WWTP catchment area, with a clear statistically significant r

243 er-5 deaths and stillbirths within a defined catchment area, within 24-36 hours so that MITS can be c

244 Patients were residents of the catchment area without a positive C. difficile test in t