Sentence examples for a single incidence from inspiring English sources
In Michael's first fourteen years, his story includes not a single incidence of violence, aside from the usual wrestling matches with siblings.
Fiallo added that apart from the case involving the military and another concerning a church group in the southwest of the country, the government had not recorded a single incidence of such practices.
The Food Standards Agency concedes there has not been a single incidence of food poisoning linked to raw milk in England or Wales for a decade, but it does not look particularly kindly on the product.
"I can't think of a single incidence in my life or career where my mother didn't put me first," she said by telephone.
As Adam Ozimek puts it:Kevin Drum responded that a single incidence of union political malfeasance doesn't make them bad overall.
The quality, both individual and collective, of some of the football was breathtaking, and without a single incidence of the miserable play-acting that blights the modern game, the occasion was a joyful reminder that this can still be a beautiful game.
A cohort of 3000 patients gives a 95%% chance of identifying a single incident with an incidence of ≥1 1000.
Interestingly, diseases that have the highest effect on public health either in terms of illness (ill-defined intestinal infections), death (toxoplasmosis) or both (brucellosis) are not identified in the ranking based on a single individual incidence parameter, but they are captured by DALY, which has the advantage of enabling comparisons between different disease endpoints.
Also notable is the single incidence of a genetic cluster not corresponding to an entire morphospecies or group of morphospecies.
The cumulative incidence was pooled using both Mantel-Haenszel fixed effects (assumes a single common incidence across studies) and DerSimonian and Laird random effects models (does not assume a single common incidence across studies) [ 16, 17].
CI of the annual incidence was calculated using a web-based CI calculator (single incidence rate; Centre for Clinical Research and Biostatistics, the Chinese University of Hong Kong).
