 | Ernest Francis Bashford - 1907 - 46 pages
...establishing differences in the absolute incidence of cancer, appear to me to be entirely fallacious. The dimensions of the differences are not so great...different ageconstitutions of the populations themselves. I must guard myself from the charge that I deny real differences may exist. All I intend to convey... | |
 | Epidemiological Society of London - 1907 - 208 pages
...establishing differences in the absolute incidence of cancer, appear to me to be entirely fallacious. The dimensions of the differences are not so great...different ageconstitutions of the populations themselves. I must guard myself from the charge that I deny real differences may exist. All I intend to convey... | |
 | 1907 - 434 pages
...fallacious. The dimensions of the differences are not so great that they are incapable of explanation by (i) the varying difficulties in the way of obtaining accurate...extent to which actuarial correction is made for the age constitutions of the respective populations ; (4) the different age constitutions of the populations... | |
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... whooping-cough and suicide." In briefly summarising the impression made by a study of the death-rates from cancer in European countries, I may state that comparisons between different countries, with a view to establishing differences in the absolute... 