Sentence examples for addition to the incidence from inspiring English sources

In addition to the incidence of TD being high among our travellers, one third of the cases proved severe.

In addition to the incidence of clonal heterogeneity, the numbers of CNA also varied among lymphoma types (Table 2).

In addition to the incidence of a patent ductus arteriosus, we separately assessed administration of indomethacin or ibuprofen and surgical closure.

For instance, in addition to the incidence of cervical cancer (which was varied), the age pattern of the incidence (which was not varied) may differ between countries.

Interestingly, in addition to the incidence peak in the summer months, we observed a second, smaller incidence peak of campylobacteriosis in January.

In addition to the incidence of single-strand breaks, there were also significant differences in the induction of Mn in the blood (p < 0.001) and gill cells (p < 0.001) between the control fish and fish exposed to all effluent concentrations.

For a reliable calculation of the percentage of overdiagnosis, this drop in incidence after leaving the screening programme should be taken into account in addition to the extra incidence during the screening programme.

In addition to the mean incidence and valuation estimates, we have included a 5th and 95th percentile estimate in Table 6, based on the Monte Carlo simulations described above.

In addition to the increased incidence of NTHi infections, an increased number of invasive infections caused by encapsulated non serotype b H. influenzae strains, especially Hie and Hif, has been observed in the Netherlands during the past 2 decades.

In addition to the absolute incidence rates of hMPV being highest in children <2 years of age, the relative effect of hMPV among all respiratory viruses was greatest in this age group.

In addition to the different incidence patterns, mostly due to mammographic characteristics, DCIS is regarded as a local precursor of invasiveness, while LCIS is merely considered a general risk factor for developing invasive carcinoma, including a contralateral malignancy (Claus et al, 2003; Page, 2004).