Sentence examples for declined incidence from inspiring English sources

According to the Lauren classification, adenocarcinomas can be subdivided into two histological types, the intestinal type, with a greatly declined incidence rate, and the diffuse type, exhibiting a relatively constant rate.

However, these consumption hypotheses could conceivably be explained by the birth-cohort effects, including the declined incidence of testicular cancer observed in certain western European countries during the Second World War (Moller, 1989), and the subsequent increased incidence thereafter (Chia et al, 2010).

A happy medical mystery: a declining incidence of major diseases in wealthy countries.

To identify patterns of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) incidence in China during declining incidence periods of 2008, 2009, and 2010.

Because of declining incidence and a presentation that may overlap with other conditions, ARF may not be considered in the differential diagnosis.

Declining incidence and spatial heterogeneity complicated the design of phase 3 Ebola vaccine trials during the tail of the 2013 16 Ebola virus disease (EVD) epidemic in West Africa.

Over the course of the mid-late 1900s, the provision of healthcare services, improved community sanitation and hygiene, and scientific discoveries including the development of vaccinations contributed to a declining incidence of infectious diseases (Baum 2011).

We observed a declining incidence of acromioplasty.

Since then, HIV prevalence declined with the declining incidence.

Declining incidence was evident regardless of gender and age.

This can be due to declining incidence or declining case detection.