Sentence examples for a final incidence from inspiring English sources
Total tumours, including lymphomas, reached a final incidence of 77.7% at 8 months, when control animals were tumour-free.
It is usual to distinguish between the legal incidence of a tax and its effective, or final, incidence.
Fourteen days later, all of the wild-type mice still exhibited the same level of disease as at day 5, but the disease appeared to improve in the H4R-deficient mice, as evidenced by two mice (final incidence 5/12) completely recovering (score <2) and a statistically significant decrease in the average score starting at day 9 (figure 4C).
Effective, or final, incidence refers to who actually ends up paying the tax; if, for example, the whole of a sales tax can be passed on in higher prices to the consumer, then consumers bear the final incidence of the tax.
Whether the final incidence of the tax is on those who actually pay it depends on their market power relative to the people with whom they trade.
The expected final incidence rate (last semester 2006) in the control group, if the two groups would have been similar at the start, was calculated by multiplying the final incidence in the intervention group by the interaction term.
These groups were included in the final incidence model.
Growth enhancement was manifested by the earlier appearance and higher final incidence of tumours.
The singly heterozygous p53+/- mice subjected to X-irradiation developed mammary carcinomas at around 25 weeks of age, and the final incidence of mammary carcinomas at 39 weeks was 31% (19 out of 61).
The time to metastasis in the vandetanib-treated group was significantly longer than that in the vehicle-treated group, although the final incidence of metastasis was not statistically different between the two groups at the end of study.
