Sentence examples for case incidence from inspiring English sources

"There are signs that case incidence may have levelled off in Sierra Leone," said the United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response in its latest situation report.

Present deaths Worldwide, HIV: 6000/day, TB: 5000/day South Africa,-TB case Incidence: 4th in the world, Childhood TB- 16% of all TB cases.

Indicated by an adjusted incidence rate ratio of 0.58 (P = 0.03), the case incidence of noninfectious lameness decreased from 31% in control cows to 18% in cows receiving monensin before calving.

Global malaria mortality rates have dropped by 26percentt and half of the malaria endemic countries are on track to meeting the global target of reducing malaria case incidence by 75percentt by 2015.

Monday incidence reports (Figure 2) exhibited tremendous increases in AHC case incidence during weekends in Keelung.

The estimated risk maps (Figure 4 and Figure 5) match the areas of the country where highest case incidence rates were seen – with the notable exception of Wales.

This may seem paradoxical but reflects the fact that while culling (the effect of which is explicitly included in the input data) dramatically reduced case incidence in April, from May to September 2001, case incidence maintained itself at a low level – but almost entirely within cattle farms.

According to our definition, the AHC epidemics for each city began from the date of the first reported cluster and ended on the date that rates of new case incidence dropped to 0.14% or below.

Unadjusted analyses are summarised for case incidence in table 1.

When the case incidence after 1997 was compared with the case incidence of HFMD in 1997, the number of cases in Taiwan markedly increased after March 1998 (5 ).

The basic case incidence and survival data were accurately recorded by the registry.