The phrase "advance incidence" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concept related to the timing or occurrence of something, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The advance incidence of the event was unexpected, leading to a scramble for resources."
Alternatives: "early occurrence" or "preliminary incidence".
Its onset is frequently after 65 years of age and, as age advances, its incidence increases rapidly, approximately doubling every 5 years (WHO 2001).
Overall, therefore, as age advances the incidence of pain causing conditions differs to that of younger patients, impact on quality of life may be greater and a differing response to analgesic intervention may be observed.
Cerebral palsy is the most common physical disability in childhood, with an estimated prevalence of around two per 1000 live births in Australia; despite research and clinical advances, its incidence remains stable [ 3].
Despite these advances, the worldwide incidence of sepsis continues to rise.
First, in the absence of screening, would advanced breast cancer incidence have increased as the incidence of earlier breast cancer?
As age is the absolute risk factor for OP, with advancing age, the incidence of OP obviously increases.
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death, accounting for one third of all cancer mortality worldwide due to high incidence, advanced stage at diagnosis and aggressive tumour behaviour [ 1].
To determine the relative contribution of each mode of detection to the overall incidence, advanced disease, and mortality rates in each population, incidence and mortality rates are constructed using the total number of person-years accrued by all women invited for screening by each programme as the denominator.
It also showed that once organ damage is advanced, a high incidence of CV events persists despite intense BP lowering ("ceiling effect"), suggesting that once high risk has been attained (as in the case of hypertensive patients with diabetes), the risk reduction in CV outcomes depends more on baseline risk than on achieved BP (39).
Because conflicts among neighbours tend to be frequent, regional integration is an important advance toward reducing the incidence of war.
