Sentence examples for almost the same incidence from inspiring English sources

Melanomas of the urogenital tract have almost the same incidence as those arising from the gastrointestinal tract, representing 20% of all mucosal melanomas, but are more common among women.

This is almost the same incidence as was observed using data from the Swedish study (Wagner et al. 2011) in the 10 years prior to knee replacement: 34/105.

As to why Scandinavians have the same incidence of the risk-conferring genetic variants but a higher reported incidence of exfoliative glaucoma than European-Americans, Dr. Lichter said ophthalmologists in Europe look for the disease "much better than we do".

However, the fact that men in our study had almost the same rise in incidence over the same time period as women provides some indication that there may be other explanations, as well.

Incidence rates in 1998 per 100 000 men are almost the same: for example, the incidence rate among men aged 65 69 years was 603 in our cohort and 595 in the entire Sweden (NBHW, 2000; Orsini et al, 2009).

The mean onset ages of the probable sCJD and possible sCJD cases are almost the same, showing the highest incidence in the group of 60 69 years.

Although 44% of Hif infections occurred among persons >65 years of age, compared with 21% among children <5 years, the incidence was almost the same in the 2 age groups.

The present study suggests that in all regions mortality was much higher in males while incidence were almost the same due to relatively good prognosis of breast and cervix cancers compared to common cancers among males such as liver and lung cancers.

On the other hand, male and female incidence rates were almost the same in all A sub regions (AmrA, EurA, and WprA).

Judge et al. (2014) reported an increasing incidence in England during almost the same time period.

pSS incidence seems to be almost the same as was reported in a previous study conducted among Olmsted County Minnesota population.