Example sentences for: population-at-risk

How can you use “population-at-risk” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • The ability to perform disease surveillance without population-at-risk data is especially important in developing countries, where these data may be hard to obtain.

  • Since we do not have population-at-risk data, the expected must be calculated using only the cases.

  • When excellent population-at-risk data are available, we expect the Poisson-based space–time scan statistic that utilizes this extra information to perform better than the space–time permutation scan statistic.

  • As they state, however, “the ability to perform disease surveillance without population-at-risk data is especially important in developing countries, where these data may be hard to obtain.”

  • If, however, the population-at-risk data are of poor quality or nonexistent, which is often the case, then the space–time permutation scan statistic should be used.


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