Intervention children experienced a 13.4% incidence of overweight, whereas the control children experienced a corresponding incidence of 24.8%; a difference of -11.4% (P = 0.033).
Unit medical and productivity costs were computed and then multiplied by corresponding incidence estimates to yield total lifetime costs of violence-related injuries occurring in 2000.
Meanwhile, the corresponding incidence declined less for the controls, from 24 to 18.8%, which is not statistically significant.
In contrast, the corresponding incidence was 0.6% in mild AKI patients (doubled risk) and 0.3% in patients without AKI.
If a 1-cell is on the boundary of a -cell, the corresponding incidence index is either 1 or −1, depending whether their orientations match or not [5, 7].
The directed graph E (or the corresponding incidence matrix A E ) is called 1. irreducible if for any pair v, w ∈ E 0 there is a path from v to w ; 2.
Wang et al. (2014) first used a quadtree algorithm to downsample the InSAR coseismic deformation field along with the corresponding incidence and azimuth of each pixel to improve the inverse calculation efficiency (Lohman and Sinmons 2005).
A corresponding incidence on a farm in south-eastern Hungary was confirmed by the European Commission on 25 January 2007.
For MZ males the cumulative incidence rate was 20.6% and for DZ males 23.0%; the corresponding incidence rates for females were MZ 16.7% and DZ 19.2%.
We also broke the study period into seven consecutive periods (from the beginning to the end of the study); the corresponding incidence rates for PEI's in nurses were 3.1, 2.4, 1.6, 1.0, 0.7, 1.8, and 1.0 per 100 FTEYs.
In this case, the number of cases is around 415 (RF = 0.9) in the initial city) and the corresponding incidence curve in Figure 4 is undistinguishable from the x-axis.
