Sentence examples for common incident from inspiring English sources

Oesophageal cancer is the eighth most common incident cancer in the world and the incidence is rapidly increasing.

Despite the declining incidence and mortality rates, gastric cancer represents the fourth most common incident cancer and the second most common cause of death from cancer in the world [ 1].

As one local hotel owner put it, both sides overreacted to "the common incident of tax evasion".

In 2015, more than 4 million new cancer cases and nearly three million deaths occurred in China, in which lung cancer is the most common incident cancer and it is also the highest mortality cancer.

These models have been developed and tested using a common incident data set, including 237 incident events, for allowing a direct comparison of the models' prediction ability in the various incident situations.

The most common incident arising from unlicensed taxis is the sexual assault of young and vulnerable women.

Public order offences and criminal damage were the second and third most common incidents respectively.

"We are resolved, as you are, to combat violence involving or directed at young people, to prevent future tragedies and to deal with the underlying attitudes, mistaken beliefs and stereotypes that serve as the basis for these too common incidents.

While Mr. Hernández-Gil said that "some fraud and abuses" might have occurred in providing state legal aid, he argued that the government's ballooning bill mostly reflected a rise of 80 percent over the past decade in the state legal aid workload, because of immigration and because the scope of criminal law was widened to include relatively common incidents like alcohol-induced traffic violations.

To determine the incidence of anesthesia patient safety incidents at a university teaching hospital, develop interventions to address the most common incidents, and determine the effectiveness of these interventions.

Though these types of "emergency" alerting functions haven't yet been seen to thwart any serious crimes – like kidnappings, for instance, families can still take advantage of the functionality for more common incidents, like a kid who falls off his bike or the little brother calling on his older brother for help with bullies, maybe.