Sentence examples for all incidence from inspiring English sources

Population in 1990 and proportional population change were not statistically significantly associated with childhood ALL incidence.

It must also be noted in our study that just as there is no rural urban gradient in ALL incidence among girls, there is likewise no gender disparity in ALL incidence in the most rural areas.

In particular, ALL incidence shows a typical peak at age 2 years for girls and 3 for boys.

However, the curvilinear relationships between residential relocation variables and childhood ALL incidence have not been reported previously.

Our finding of a rural urban gradient in ALL incidence among boys but not girls, while unexpected, was not unprecedented.

Among both sexes, higher childhood ALL incidence was associated with higher proportions of families with incomes greater than or equal to $5000 and white or 'other' race.

Cancer registry data on childhood ALL incidences at ages 0 4 years in 1992 1998 were obtained from the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program of the National Cancer Institute.

Decreased T cell maturation in the thymus may actually contribute to reduced T-acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL) incidence in the elderly (T-ALL is primarily a childhood cancer), as substantially reduced T cell precursor numbers would reduce the target population for acquisition of oncogenic mutations.

The vaccine is 85 to 95percentt effective against the four most common bacterial causes of the disease, which comprise about 75percentt of all incidences of the disease in college students, Dr. Turner said.

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A third of all incidences of breast cancer occur in women aged over 70.