Sentence examples for accepted incidence from inspiring English sources

They correspond to a baseline incidence of major malformations of 1% or 5%, and an incidence of 0.1% (which is generally accepted incidence of the more common malformations) [ 21].

9– 11 This commonly accepted incidence was estimated from pathologic registry in all cases 9– 11 and is probably underestimated because GIST tumorlets (size of 1 10 mm) are found frequently in autopsies.

Many studies have been undertaken to estimate the occurrence of FAS', with the current accepted incidence of 4.3 per 100 live births of women who are 'heavy drinkers' [ 4].

In this article, we discuss these entities in the context of currently accepted definitions, incidence, modes of diagnosis, and management as they pertain to the practice of interventional radiology.

Despite its being well accepted that incidence is linked to extrinsic more than intrinsic factors, we could not find any link to occupational behavior.

It is commonly accepted that incidence of osteoporosis is increased in patients with metabolic syndrome [ 19– 23], which is characterized by obesity, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease [ 24, 25].

To do this 301 subjects in the group of patients diagnosed with peripheral arterial disease (pathologic AAI) and 2709 patients in the group without peripheral arterial disease (normal AAI) are required to detect a minimum relative risk of the main variable of response of 2, accepting an incidence of the cardiovascular disease studied in the general population of 5.2% [ 24].

Sole Type II diabetes incidence data is scarce due to insufficient data [ 11], however, it is accepted that both incidence and prevalence are increasing in Type II with decreasing age at diagnosis.

This finding may have clinical relevance because several reports have indicated that an abnormally low serum concentration of arginine, a precursor for nitric oxide production, confers an increased risk for NEC [69], [70], and it is widely accepted that the incidence of NEC is lower in low birthweight infants receiving breast milk [7], [8].

We accepted outcomes describing incidence of severe infections (such as hospitalisation with pneumonia).

It is generally accepted that the incidence of HCC is higher in men than in women.