Sentence examples for are incidence from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of something happening; occurrence
Other important and related concepts in descriptive epidemiology are incidence (a measure of the risk of newly developing a condition within a specified period of time), which is expressed as a rate, remission (the probability of a case becoming a non-case, through natural history or intervention, again within a specified period of time), and duration (the period between onset and remission).
A {0,±1}-matrix S is called a Siamese twin design sharing the entries of I if S="I+K−L, where I,K,L are nonzero {0,1}-matrices and both I+K and I+L are incidence matrices of symmetric designs with the same parameters.
The malaria outcomes described are incidence of clinical malaria with fever, numbers of hospital admissions with malaria parasites and numbers of malaria-diagnosed deaths in the community.
Data are incidence (95% confidence interval) per 1000 people.
Data are incidence rate ratio (95% CI) unless indicated.
X and Z are incidence matrices relating y to α and u, respectively.
Mental health problems are a persistent concern – particularly widespread are incidences of depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress disorder.
Reported in cells are incidence-rate ratios and robust standard errors clustered by NUTS1 region in parentheses.
There already are incidences of young children ingesting edible marijuana.
Among the 22 HCQIs, 16 are prevalence-based and the remaining six are incidence-based indicators of quality.
The response variable is "Incidence".
