Sentence examples for a minimum incidence from inspiring English sources
Due to the fluctuation of delirium this must be seen as a minimum incidence.
11– 13 X-ALD is the most frequently inherited leukodystrophy, with a minimum incidence of 1 in 17,000 males.
It is the most common monogenic leukodystrophy and peroxisomal disorder with a minimum incidence of 1 in 17 000 males.
This will be less than the true incidence if not all cases are referred, but will still reflect a minimum incidence.
Our study generated a minimum incidence rate of pediatric non type 1 diabetes for the following reasons: 1) children with diabetes seen by nonparticipating physicians and nonresponders were not captured; 2) classification was not possible when case reports were incomplete; and 3) reporting physicians may not have recognized all children with cases of non type 1 diabetes.
Of the 138 analyzed case-patients, 90 (65.2%) persons came from a high minimum incidence village (HMIV) and 48 (34.8%) came from a low minimum incidence village (LMIV).
This results in a national minimum incidence of herpes zoster in Sweden of 621/100,000 for females and 404/100,000 for males in the population age 50 and older, based on antiviral prescriptions.
Systemic AL amyloidosis was the most common type with an estimated minimum incidence of 0·3/100 000 population.
Population projections following the 2008 census were used to provide a denominator for minimum incidence calculations (National Statistics Office, Malawi; www.nsomalawi.mw/2008-population-and-housing-census.html).html
In conclusion, this prospective trial allows an estimation of the minimum incidence of a first RV infection in adult HSCT recipients and identifies risk factors for acquisition of an RV infection and progression to LRTI; this should aid in the design of future studies.
The aim of this study was to estimate the herpes zoster burden of disease and to establish a pre-vaccination baseline of the minimum incidence of herpes zoster.
