Sentence examples for closure incidence from inspiring English sources

In a more recent study, complete closure incidence observed in GAM501 (ulcer size: 3.1 ± 1.7 cm) and formulated collagen alone (ulcer size: 2.9 ± 1.1 cm) was not statistically significant [ 8].

At R0 = 1.6 the latest peak (day 52) occurs with a 4-week closure, when incidence of 205,000 is higher than with 8- and 16-week closures but well below incidences when closures are 2 weeks or less.

12 However, two studies of the 2009 pandemic suggested that school closure affected incidence in adults.

An epidemiological evaluation has been initiated by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to evaluate the potential relationship between washeteria closure and incidence of infectious disease.

We aimed to assess the effect of the surgical technique for vaginal cuff closure on the incidence of this complication.

These children have a spectrum of congenital spinal anomalies, caused by defects in neural tube closure, with an incidence of 1 in 1000 births.

The effect was sometimes reversed when schools reopened, supporting a causal role for school closure in reducing incidence.

A study reporting on symptomatic AF after ASD (not PFO) closure quotes an incidence of 15% [ 8], which is more in line with our results.

We have reviewed an extensive body of the literature on the effects of school closure on the incidence and transmission of influenza.

Significant differences in favour of NPWT for wound healing parameters, such as time to wound closure or the incidence of wound closure, were shown in 3 of 7 RCTs analysing these outcomes.

The aim of the current study was to evaluate the clinical course of ELBW infants with a PDA treated with COI, the rate of failure of COI for PDA closure and the incidence of PDA requiring surgical ligation.