By incidence, islet cell carcinomas account for only 1.3% of all pancreatic cancers.
ORs were interpreted as incidence rate ratios, as this case control study was based on incident cases and controls were sampled by incidence density sampling (14, 22, 23).
The clinical consequences of nursing fluctuations in this situation are measurable, for example, by incidence of pressure sores, hospital acquired infections and adverse clinical incidents.
The risk that an individual faces of developing and dying from cancer is expressed by incidence and mortality rates.
Atom environments ranked by incidence.
To report risk factors for neck injury in Rugby Union that are supported by incidence and severity data.
Thus, in recent years, many scholars have taken into account oscillations caused by incidence rates and proposed various nonlinear incidence rates [12 19].
This is achieved by viewing the code generated by incidence vectors as a module for the symplectic group and applying the 2-modular representation theory of this group.
The possible mechanism of microstructure evolution is discussed in terms of the mixing, thermal spike, internal stress, and the variations of the process of film growth induced by incidence angles.
Atom environment frequencies are specified by incidence, being the absolute number or relative percentage of the 104,669,789 substance or 46,704,121 compound records considered in this study where a molecular fragment is present.
In interpreting the welfare implications of our results we focused on stereotypic behaviour as measured by incidence of somersaulting and a novel statistic that quantifies sequential dependencies in the birds' locations within the cage.
