Sentence examples for examination of incidence from inspiring English sources
However, the lack of adequate information on ethnicity in cancer registration data has hampered the examination of incidence rates by ethnic group (Harding and Allen, 1996).
This large, register-based study with an essentially complete follow-up allowed a comprehensive examination of incidence and mortality trends in Sweden over the last three decades.
These studies generally indicate higher relative risks in women than in men, although many had small case numbers and all but one were case control studies precluding the examination of incidence rates.
A more detailed examination of the incidence curve of ADR (joint point regression analysis) revealed that the incidence growth has changed over time and can be divided in two phases: the incidence of hospital admissions due to an ADR increased strongly between 1981 1996 (2.56%, CI 95%: 2.46 2.67) and the percentage annual change slowed down between 1997 2007 (0.65%; CI 95%, 0.52 0.78).
This study was a prospective examination of the incidence of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection in a low-risk female population and an assessment of the risk of development of LSIL with HPV infection.
The therapeutic efficacy was analyzed by rigorous examination of tumor incidence in the mice 8 weeks after treatment, to evaluate the tumor-free fraction for the different activity concentration levels.
Secondly, the prospective design enables an examination of diabetes incidence.
Examination of the incidence of ACs is one way of evaluating the health outcomes of patients with hypoadrenalism.
Examination of absolute incidence rates of DCIS and invasive disease suggest further that overdiagnosis of DCIS is not the major problem it is claimed to be [ 12].
Thus, the examination of cancer incidence encompasses all responses and reactions in an exposed body with the primary radiation damage arising at the molecular and cellular level.
