Sentence examples for average incidence of about from inspiring English sources

At farm level, incidence is estimated to differ between 0.5% and 60% [ 5], with an average incidence of about 13% [ 6- 11].

While the authors report an average incidence of about 60/100,000 child-years for the first year of life over the whole period, it seems that the incidence is declining after the official introduction of the Brighton criteria from about 82 for 1997-2000 to about 34.6 for 2001-2004.

The average incidence of outages has been increasing at about 8 - 10% per year since 1990.

New Jersey kids have a higher than average incidence of autism.

The average incidence of lameness in our national herd is a shameful 22%.

Around these areas they did find an above average incidence of leukaemia.

The average incidence of unexplained infertility varies from 0%to37%37 % [ 3].

In a population with equal number of children in each birth cohort (age standardization), this would correspond to an average incidence rate of about 6.4 new cases per 100,000 person years for the childhood population 0 to 15 years of age.

But the most compelling aetiology centres on his hereditary predisposition, based on an above-average incidence of the condition in the Julio‑Claudian families.

Acute leukaemia accounts for about 30% of childhood malignancies in the UK, with an average incidence rate of 4/100 000/year (Little, 1999; Stiller, 2004).

The average annual incidence of Y. enterocolitica infections in children < 5 years of age was about 12-fold higher than the average in the German population aged ≥ 5 (57.6/100,000 population vs. 4.9/100,000 population, respectively).