Mathematical Models of Progressive Diseases And Screening
Mathematical Models of Progressive Diseases And Screening
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A generalization of the presented model could be made to include those possibilities.
4) Another assumption employed in this research was that the test is so designed that there is no chance of mistake in stage recognition.
It would be interesting to relax this assumption and determine the expression under the more general case.
5) In Section 5.5 of this research the model was generalized to take into account the fact that some of the individuals may not parti- cipate in all the screens. An ext...ension of this generalization would be to consider a population which is not closed, i.e., some individuals come from another population with different screening programs and some individuals leave the population forever.
6) In this research there was no provision for a treated individual to enter the population again. The model could be generalized to take different risk level individuals with different onset distributions, probability of natural detection, interest in being screened, self- examination and the reliability of the test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A generalization of the presented model could be made to include those possibilities.
4) Another assumption employed in this research was that the test is so designed that there is no chance of mistake in stage recognition.
It would be interesting to relax this assumption and determine the expression under the more general case.
5) In Section 5.5 of this research the model was generalized to take into account the fact that some of the individuals may not parti- cipate in all the screens. An ext...ension of this generalization would be to consider a population which is not closed, i.e., some individuals come from another population with different screening programs and some individuals leave the population forever.
6) In this research there was no provision for a treated individual to enter the population again. The model could be generalized to take different risk level individuals with different onset distributions, probability of natural detection, interest in being screened, self- examination and the reliability of the test.
What to read after Mathematical Models of Progressive Diseases And Screening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoshyar, Abdollazim to read onlineMoreLess
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