Sentence examples for average incidence of each from inspiring English sources
6, 7 By 2007, the average incidence of each AIDS-defining IFI was less than one case per 100 person-years.
Based on data published by Ergün et al. [ 9], we assumed an average incidence of 12%% CIN in each group.
To reduce variations of incidence in areas with a small population, annual average incidence of HFRS per 100,000 for each county over the 6-year period were calculated and spatial smoothing was used.
For each bin, the average incidence of bursts (i.e. number of bursts/100 cardiac cycles) was calculated and related to the corresponding bin mean BP value by linear regression analysis (SigmaStat 8.0).
The null-deviance is the deviance from the model with no covariates, where μi = n−1∑yi (the predicted T2D risk for each individual equals the average incidence of T2D in the population, independent of the characteristics of the individual).
If each genome represents an infected cell, the average incidence of infection in the EBV-associated population was 0.00004 (ranging from 0.00014 to 0.00001) in blood.
Britain also has a higher than average incidence of "terminal sedation", where patients are kept unconscious until they die.
Results: Despite routine use of broad-spectrum prophylactic antibiotics, the average incidence of clinical intrauterine infection after the first delivery was 36%95%5% confidence interval (CI): 26 46%).
The way to manage healthcare in a place such as Slough, said Vicki Wadd, from the local NHS primary care trust, 'is to accept that resources are finite, and to be flexible with the resources you've got.' For example, the town's high Asian population means it has more than double the UK average incidence of diabetes, a consequence of genes and diet.
