Sentence examples for dynamic incidence from inspiring English sources
If we look at the dynamic incidence of the event "starting caregiving", again notable differences can be seen both between men and women and between age groups (Fig. 2).
These results indicate a dynamic incidence that depends on spatial and temporal factors and possibly agricultural practices.
Thus, our data cannot capture the dynamic incidence or variable severity of the disease, and how this might vary geographically.
For example, almost identical projections of the number of female survivors of all malignant neoplasms combined were made under projection scenarios 3 (dynamic incidence rates and static survival) and 4 (static incidence rates and dynamic survival).
The number of male lung-cancer survivors is projected to remain roughly constant under projection scenario 1 (dynamic incidence rates and survival), to increase if incidence rates are assumed to be static (scenarios 2 and 4) and to decrease if incidence rates are assumed to be dynamic but survival static (scenario 3).
Program design appears to have made a substantial difference in both static and dynamic benefit incidence.
Using the observed pattern of static and dynamic benefit incidence to compare the two programs and a uniform transfer, we show that if the middle-income households are sufficiently risk averse the additional insurance value of programs with superior dynamic benefit incidence can alter the median voter outcome in favor of more targeted programs.
Using panel data we compare the static and dynamic benefit incidence of two programs: sales of subsidized rice targeted on administrative criteria and a set of public employment schemes based on self-selection targeting.
However, we also observed dynamic black white incidence differences in histologic RCC subtypes, and these changes in rates are not equivalent.
It will be important to consider genetic as well as other epidemiologic factors in determining potential mechanisms for the observed dynamic, subtype-specific incidence trends we observed.
We extend the standard concept of static benefit incidence to dynamic benefit incidence the relationship between program benefits and changes in household expenditures.
