Sentence examples for drop in incidence from inspiring English sources

Although some researchers have reported an immediate drop in incidence (6), most have found, as we did, that the highest rates of incident disease occur nearest to the time of emigration and that a declining, although still elevated, risk persists for at least a decade.

An explanation for the subsequent drop in incidence of CJD among those 80 years of age and older, a phenomenon consistently observed in earlier surveillance studies of CJD [40], remains uncertain.

Fig. 4 corresponds to Fig. 3, but assumes a more gradual drop in incidence to 0.8% per year by 2025, based on condom use declining by 15% from 2007 onward.

A naive interpretation of such a transient pattern would be that the intervention is initially very successful (drop in incidence), then begins to fail (as incidence increases) and in a third phase improves as incidence decreases.

This drop in incidence was not seen in hospitalizations (Table  3).

The drop in incidence after age 20 is marked and uniform.

Prostate cancers that have spread to other organs are less common, dropping in incidence by 60percentt from 1990 to 1998.

The shack is the Egedeni Clinic, and the people are participants in a 28,000-person, multisite clinical trial that will assess the precise relationship between increased levels of HIV suppression in a community and drops in incidence.

The implementation phase with its prevalence peak was excluded and adjustment made for changing background incidence and compensatory drops in incidence among older, previously screened women.

Estimates from 1932 to 1970 were not adjusted for enumeration undercounts resulting in small relative drops in incidence for the years from 1971.

Substantial drops in incidence and mortality from cervical cancer in Canada have followed a different pattern from those found in the United Kingdom (UK) and some other European countries over the same period [ 17].