The phrase "attendance incidence" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the frequency or occurrence of attendance, particularly in studies or reports related to attendance rates.
Example: "The attendance incidence at the event was higher than expected, indicating strong community interest."
Alternatives: "attendance rate" or "attendance frequency".
This design should allow the evaluation of screening attendance on incidence of advanced stage breast cancer.
Age-adjusted emergency attendance rates and incidence rates for hospital admission were calculated using "direct standardization" [ 32].
Age- and gender-standardized emergency attendance rates and incidence rates for hospital admission were calculated for each year of the study.
The age- and gender-specific emergency attendance rates and incidence rates for hospital admission per 100,000 person years were calculated based upon the Dutch mid-year standard population.
Studies carried out in this part of rural South Africa have documented low fertility rates, high ANC attendance, high HIV incidence and prevalence, and high poverty levels in women of reproductive ages (8– 10).
In order to adjust for differences in the demographic composition over time, emergency attendance rates and incidence rates for hospital admission were standardized for age (in 5-year age groups) and gender using a direct standardization method.
The index screen will be excluded and the effect of prior attendance at screening on incidence of advanced stage primary CRC will be investigated.
Given the observed trend in this study is true, our estimates of incidence of attendances at ERs and days of hospitalisation are rather too low.
Studies which include less severe injuries within their injury definition criteria, for example, including minor medical attendances, commonly report highest incidence for bruising/haematoma injuries.
Most ILI episodes were medically attended, with an overall incidence of RSV-associated ILI requiring medical attendance of 6.0 per 100 PY.
Class attendance strongly correlated with diabetes incidence rate, weight loss, and change in systolic blood pressure.
