Sentence examples for Work incidence from inspiring English sources

Secondary endpoints Number of days with a post-intervention visual analogue scale pain score ≥4, length of stay and absence from work, incidence of complications other than peritonitis within one year, and recurrence of appendicitis after antibiotic treatment (appendicectomy done between 30 days and one year of follow-up, with a confirmed diagnosis of appendicitis).

Where public transport is not used for journeys to work, incidence is much higher and combined with higher unemployment rates, and other significant indicators associated with 'lifestyle indicators', high incidence rates are observed in the cities and other urban communities in the Midlands and Northern England, including Teeside and Mersyside.

We examined whether justice at work predicted incidence of deaths from cardiovascular disease.

In contrast the Finnish Twin Cohort [8], showed no association between the usual period of work and incidence of hypertension.

However, in the Finnish Twin Cohort, which is a large population-based study with long follow-up, there was no association between the usual period of work and incidence of hypertension [8].

In this work, the incidence of congenital infection by the cytomegalovirus was estimated to be 1 in 992.

Finally, time is a possible explanation for the observed differences in previously published work on incidence of LSVROs, and our study.

Data collection included patient demographics, diagnoses, pre-existing cardiac risk factors, type and duration of anesthesia and surgery, intra operative cardiac and hemodynamic events, results of PMI work up, incidence of PMI and patient outcome.

Similar to earlier work estimating incidence of glaucoma from age-specific prevalence, 22 our calculations assume that: (i) AMD is life-long after diagnosis, (ii) overall mortality risks are the same in those with and without AMD and (iii) AMD is stable in the population (with risk factors for the condition remaining the same).

Startling research from the Karolinska Institute suggests that there's a very strong link between stress at work and incidences of heart disease in employees.

It's still early, so far 2012 has had zero work related incidences.