Sentence examples for aspects of incidence from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, gender differences in gambling have been described in aspects of incidence (males are at an increased risk), age of onset (earlier age of onset in males), course (females have quicker progression to pathological gambling), gambling preferences and comorbidity with alcohol abuse (more common in men) (Johansson et al., 2009; Martins et al., 2008; Tavares et al., 2001).

Spatial distribution of HFRS cases in mainland China from 1994 to 1998 was mapped at county level in the aspects of crude incidence, excess hazard and spatial smoothed incidence.

Although our study reports novel population incidence rates for Hafnia alvei isolation, there are a few methodological aspects of our incidence determinations that merit discussion.

Secondary outcomes will include other clinical measures of balance, psychological aspects of falls, incidence of falls and falls risk factors.

In summary, the results of the present study suggest that the incidence rate of CNS tumours among Danish children has truly increased, although additional aspects of the increasing incidence rate must be considered.

TMK is a toxicologist and provided input on medical and physiological aspects of colon cancer incidence.

6– 8 Research has shown that poor sleep quality can diminish the well-being of seniors with dementia, particularly in aspects of cognitive impairment, incidence of physical illness, and development of psychological disorders.

The ADSC group presented better macroscopic aspects, lower incidence of epidermolysis, and less loss of hair follicles.

Finally, the influence of several aspects of study design on incidence rates was investigated with meta-regression analysis.

Several aspects of the downturn in incidence rates which began in 1998/1999 are consistent with a period effect due to a plateau in screening mammography.

For purely scientific and medical issues, the scientific literature provides objective information about different aspects of conditions, such as incidence, treatment efficacy, and diagnostic confirmation.