Changeset 13472 in main

Timestamp:

03/31/17 07:53:22 (5 years ago)

Author:

Maria Baron

Message:

Typo

File:

• adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/ibisph-view/xml/home/html_content/Glossary.xml (modified) (1 diff)

adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/ibisph-view/xml/home/html_content/Glossary.xml

@@ -517 +517 @@
                                 small, yielding imprecise estimates for the health event of interest. "Small" is defined differently
                                 for different purposes, but in general, populations that yield 20 or fewer health events in the
-                                specific time period are generally considered small. Even for complete count datasets,
+                                specific time period are considered small. Even for complete count datasets,
                                 such as birth and death certificate datasets, random fluctuations over time will yield estimates that are 
                                 not reliable. For instance, the death rate for a short time period from a small population will not