Sentence examples for adding to the incidence from inspiring English sources

The announcement comes after years in which health officials have warned that the constant stream of junk-food ads aimed at children is adding to the incidence of obesity.

This lack of decline in CHF incidence among men is largely attributable to advances in the management of acute myocardial infarction, diabetes, and hypertension that have led to an overall decrease in mortality rates from these disorders while adding to the incidence of CHF [ 23].

As per unofficial records, during the struggle of Telangana for a separate statehood, political driven suicides were witnessed (Official website India today, 2018; Official website Newyork times, 2018) which would have added to the incidence of suicide during the studied time frame.

"More women living in countries with the most restrictive abortion laws have an unmet need for contraception - that is, they want to avoid getting pregnant but are not using a method of family planning - than women in countries with more liberal laws, and this adds to the incidence of abortion in countries with restrictive laws," Sedgh said.

Other reports suggest that rising incidences of nosocomial MRSA infections add to the incidence of MSSA infections, and that reductions in MRSA infections (through intervention programs) leave MSSA infection rates unaffected [8], [18], [19].

This result is added to the incidence from known pathogens to get a total.

For each prevalence period (30, 24, 18, 12, and 6 months), we recalculated the incidence and the number of patients added to the incidence only group as a result of shortening the prevalence period.

The National Cancer Institute reports, "The cost of cancer in the year 2020 is projected to reach at least $158 billion, adding to the overall burden of increased incidences of cancer for the next generation".

Although revised 2007 UNAIDS epidemiological analyses indicate that the current Indian national seroprevalence is 0.36%, ongoing perinatal transmission substantially impacts the incidence of paediatric HIV, adding to the large pool of HIV-infected children in India [ 1].

However, even if it is as such methodologically acceptable to estimate asthma incidence at age 10 by adding to the rate at age seven the new cases that developed in the control group, the further approximation in this based upon the data in the questionnaire cases presents a certain limitation to the findings.

In fact screening did not stop in the screened areas (either the official programme or spontaneous screening), and screening detected (anticipated or overdiagnosed) cancers continued to be added to the observed incidence figures.