The incidences of individual FIFA World Cups were not significantly different from each other, but the average incidence of the four previous FIFA World Cups was significantly higher both for all injuries (2.34; 95% CI 2.15 to 2.53) and time-loss injuries (1.51; 95% CI 1.37 to 1.65) per match than the incidences during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
27 The annual average incidence of the present study is also greater than the estimated incidence of permanent spinal cord injuries for South Africa between 2001 and 2005 (0.6 per 100 000 players), 7 although the earlier study had a different method of data collection to that of the present.
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).
But the most compelling aetiology centres on his hereditary predisposition, based on an above-average incidence of the condition in the Julio‑Claudian families.
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.
Although underestimated, the average incidence of TB in the penitentiary system of southern Brazil in 2006 was 0.7% (725/100,000), 15 times the rate of the general population (48/100,000), according to the State Program of Tuberculosis Control [ 8].
There was significant variation in annual average incidence of BL between the three provinces studied, with the highest incidence in the Nuku and Lumi census districts (of the West Sepik Province).
The average incidence of pneumococcal meningitis during the 2000 2010 period was 1,227 cases/year, with a mean mortality rate around 30% [ 6].
According to the Norwegian Dairy Herd Recording System for 2003, the average incidence of calf death was 3%, the incidence of ketosis was 5%, puerperal paresis 6%, mastitis 28% and teat injury 3%.
Overall, cases with isolates that clustered showed a concomitant decline with average incidence of TB over the 5-year period.
The average incidence of legionellosis was higher for the male population than for the female population (2.29 cases/100,000 population vs. 1.26 cases/100,000 population; p = 0.0004) and was higher for older age groups.
