The weight of evidence [ Table 1, Figures 1– 6; Supplemental Material Table 1, Figures 1– 7 (http://www.ehponline.org/members/2005/8052/supplemental.pdf)] is that many male SBTD have multiple yet similar abnormalities and that the incidence of collective occurrence is not trivial.
Suicide prevention is a term used for the collective efforts to reduce the incidence of suicide through preventive measures.
"Through collective efforts, we can arrest the incidences of childhood diseases," said H.E. Koichi Morita, Ambassador of Japan to Zimbabwe.
Injury incidence rates were estimated by collective playing time since individual on-ice exposure was not measured.
The low number of EPS in these patients reflects the lower incidence of arrhythmias in our collective in contrast to other studies.
Another study matched these results and found a malignancy rate of 3.3% in their collective of Graves' patients [ 28], whereas the incidence of thyroid cancer in the general US population was estimated at about 14.4 per 100,000 [ 29].
Theoretically, neoadjuvant chemotherapy can benefit a few patients directly (by tumor regression in responders), but may also reduce the incidence of distant metastases, especially in collectives with known risk factors.
"You can think of these mechanisms as the cellular conscience, the cell moderating itself". The upshot, she added, is that bodies have a "collective cellular intelligence" that has evolved to keep cancer incidence lower than it would otherwise be.
Even more, in contrast to many countries in Continental Europe, the European countries for which estimations are available (the United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal and Italy) do not exhibit a large incidence of wage indexation policies or centralized collective agreements.
Similar to a PPCM collective described in Japan [ 12], we found a high incidence of hypertensive conditions.
