Sentence examples for Limited incidence from inspiring English sources

The rest of species have very limited incidence.

Finally, although with a limited incidence compared to UC, neoplastic degeneration may occur in longstanding CD, so that cross-sectional imaging studies should be scrutinised for features suggesting the possibility of an underlying CRC [13, 32].

Starting from this consideration, the present study investigated the incidence of RR in a sample of adult patients with class I malocclusions, showing a very limited incidence of significant severe RR.

Due to the limited incidence of posttransplant lymphoproliferative disorders (PTLD) in pediatric liver graft recipients, there is a scarcity of data on the characteristics of the disease in this population.

The results from the present study need to be carefully considered; we found that compared to non-swimmers, swimmers have wider, more harmonious dental arches, with less crossbite and open bite, and with moderate crowding; this is accompanied by significantly limited incidence of oral habits.

Despite the limited incidence of human-to-human-transmission, high mortality rates (>60%) and continuous evolution of the virus represent a concern for future influenza pandemics [17], [18].

The external mean flow also influences considerably the limiting incidence angle of the panel system and the effect of the incidence angle on the STL.

The total transmission loss in the diffuse field is calculated numerically for three sandwich configurations over a wide frequency range, and the limiting incidence angle due to total internal reflection is analysed.

Personal protective equipment and safe handling procedures have limited the incidence of human disease.

The number of adverse events was limited; the incidence of muscle toxicity was statistically indistinguishable among statins.

Second, our sampling rounds took place after two years of mandatory vaccination of Swiss domestic ruminant species [ 15], a measure that limited the incidence of BTV-8 infections in domestic and possibly also in wild species [ 8, 28].