Sentence examples for So incidence from inspiring English sources

Kilmartin et al. reported a SO incidence of 0.03 in 100,000 persons.

We did not have access to tuberculosis culture, so incidence estimates including culture-negative cases may be inaccurate and are not presented.

In his study, the patients were chosen from a tertiary eye clinic to represent a range of DR severity, and so, incidence rates of previously not recorded findings in a population referred from the community could not be assessed.

Many in Scotland's ageing population currently retire relatively early and spend a proportion of the winter months in warmer climates, so incidence in this age group may increase still further in the future, requiring the burden of melanoma care to be increasingly directed toward older people.

After the screening period, in the absence of overdiagnosis, cancers that would have presented clinically have already been detected by screening, so cumulative incidence tends to increase more gradually, and incidence rate declines.

Cases of diverticular disease were identified by record linkage with information from hospital admissions records for England and Scotland and so the incidence rates reported are likely to underestimate the true incidence of diverticular disease in this study population.

Living standards keep rising, but so does incidence of clinical depression.

And so the incidence of skin cancers, including potentially fatal melanoma, continues to rise.

By the second year of West Nile, many of the birds that carried it had acquired immunity, so the incidence fell.

Also, most previous studies of vascular injections did not document use of live fluoroscopy during contrast injection, so the incidence of vascular injections may be higher than reported.

Now that the implantation procedure is no longer experimental and these devices are becoming widely accepted and used for a growing cohort of patients, so the incidence of reported cases of late complications continues to grow.