Sentence examples for Minimal incidence from inspiring English sources

Reflectance spectra were measured (for samples at room temperature, a standard condition in this kind of measurements) with minimal incidence angle (i = 13°) and emergence angles ranging from 13° to 80° (see Maturilli et al. 2014).

One can suggest that the shortest and longest values ΔT observed at the wings of the frequency curve with minimal incidence of events may be due to the random dispersion related, among other things, to the incorrect evaluation of the transport time while reducing the solar wind parameters from the Lagrange point, where they were measured, to the magnetopause.

Study participants could have moved or been lost to follow-up, therefore these data represent minimal incidence estimates for the population.

This study is notable for minimal incidence of mucositis (one patient, 4%), that can probably be attributed to the lower dose of everolimus used.

With the present study, we wanted to assess the minimal incidence of NDM (i.e. PNDM/MDI + TNDM) in Italy of a 6-year period (2005 2010).

Both DKK1 Tg and DKK2 Tg mice OIR retinas displayed a minimal incidence of hemorrhage (4 and 6%% of wild-type levels, respectively; Fig. S2).

NCI-CTC grades 3 or 4 nonhaematologic toxicities were minimal in incidence and all manageable (diarrhoea in 3% and vomiting in 3%).

South Africa's expenditure on tuberculosis (TB) research and development (R&D) is insignificant relative to both its disease burden and the expenditure of some comparator countries with a minimal TB incidence.

This one lymphoreticular system (LRS) positive case was an ARQ/VRQ animal, 65 mo of age, derived from our own flock with minimal scrapie-incidence.

Within this group, 12 animals with and without clinical suspicion of scrapie were obtained from either our own flock with natural scrapie (n = 5), our own flock maintained with minimal scrapie-incidence (n = 3), private farms with clinically suspect cases (n = 3), or a private farm with known history of scrapie (n = 1, normal animal).

If the effectiveness of the intervention gradually wanes, as shown in Figure 2d, the impact on immunity is likely to be minimal and the incidence of clinical disease will return to pre-intervention settings.