Sentence examples for common incidence from inspiring English sources

The most common incidence of scamming on Apple's latest social venture, Ping, is the offering of free iPhones from a dodgy URL.

Cochrane reviews have separately studied non-operative and operative treatment methods but not compared the two; therefore, given the fracture's common incidence and management choice controversy, this review is fully justified [15, 21].

Differentiating CT findings from sarcoidosis are the preservation of the architecture of the secondary pulmonary lobule, the more diffuse distribution if it is secondary to extrapulmonary cancer or the confinement to one lobe or lung if it is secondary to lung cancer and the less common incidence of mediastinal lymphadenopathy [6].

With the above model, three types of incidences can be estimated: Global incidence μ, a common incidence estimate not taking into account heterogeneity between the studies.

20 The common incidence of NSIs among HCWs clearly indicates a need for further intervention.

The cumulative incidence was pooled using both Mantel-Haenszel fixed effects (assumes a single common incidence across studies) and DerSimonian and Laird random effects models (does not assume a single common incidence across studies) [ 16, 17].

Figure 2 shows the estimates of the common cumulative incidence function, I ^ 1 (t ), and the current cumulative incidence function, C C ^ I (t ), as well as the 95% point-wise bootstrap confidence intervals.

Ophthalmoplegic migraine (OM) is one of the most clinically challenging migraine variants and, fortunately, one of the least common (annual incidence of 0.7 per million).

Post-operative pain is also common, although incidence rates vary between studies.

Tuberculosis (TB) is common (estimated incidence; 377/100,000 pop/yr) [ 3] and the reported prevalence of HIV is 4.2%.

The most common TEAEs (incidence ≥5% in any treatment group) during the on-therapy period are shown in Table  3.