It's based on 100k cases total.

age-standardized case rate per 100,000 individuals by vaccine status.

So the rate of cases 100,000 individuals is showing that those that are double-vaccinated are having higher rates of Covid-19 than the unvaccinated.

Where is your breakdown that there was an unequal number of double-vaccinated studied in this article than with the rest of the population?

They did not explicitly say this did they? The population of double-vaccinated may be higher than unvaccinated but the population of Scotland is not 100,000 people. Where in the pdf source that I linked to does it say of the 100,000 people studied:

• X are unvaccinated

• X are single dose

• X are double vaccinated...

etc

.age-standardized case rate per 100,000 individuals by vaccine status.

So the rate of cases 100,000 individuals is showing that those that are double-vaccinated are having higher rates of Covid-19 than the unvaccinated.

Where is your breakdown that there was an unequal number of double-vaccinated studied in this article than with the rest of the population?

They did not explicitly say this did they? The population of double-vaccinated may be higher than unvaccinated but the population of Scotland is not 100,000 people. Where in the pdf source that I linked to does it say of the 100,000 people studied:

• X are unvaccinated

• X are single dose

• X are double vaccinated...

etc