Sentence examples for continuous incidence from inspiring English sources

A similar likelihood approach has been used recently for the estimation of the final attack rates but without using surveillance data to obtain a continuous incidence curve necessary for example to do modeling in real time [14].

The reason of continuous incidences of weedy rice was that its shattering seeds were able to over-winter.

The continuous fire incidence registered for several thousands of years has likely promoted the supremacy of treeless savannas upon other vegetation types and the degradation to secondary landscapes.

In conclusion, after decades of continuous rises, incidence of IHD hospitalisation fell from 1997 onwards, a decline that was associated with the decrease in smoking and, in equal measure, with the increase in vascular risk drug therapy.

Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer and responsible for 80% of skin cancer deaths 1. Results from a recent analysis predict a continuous melanoma incidence rise in Europe, especially in the Nordic and north-western European countries 2. Despite novel treatment options 3, 4, melanoma once metastasized beyond locoregional sites is incurable in most patients.

A reduction in lipodystrophy was also observed with 5 cases in the continuous treatment arm (incidence 11.4/100 person-years) compared with 1 case in the intermittent treatment arm (incidence 1.8/100 person-years) (p = 0.13).

It is possible that the continuous rise in incidence rates in Singapore may represent a real increment of incident cases, given the highly selective criteria for screening.

The method provides a more accurate and continuous measure of incidence than achieved by comparing prevalence in samples grouped by time period.

Background Breast cancer incidence continuous to increase.

Categorical variables are presented as percentage of incidence, continuous variables as mean ± SD.

Origin and virus inoculum was considered as categorical variables, ploidy as continuous and virus incidence as ordinal data.