Sentence examples for exceptionally low incidence from inspiring English sources

A prospective study [ 22] following up subjects 15 years after non-operative treatment of ACL injury found favorable functional outcomes and an exceptionally low incidence of radiographic knee OA.

These findings are in accordance with evolutionary theory, which predicts that chronic pathogens with vertical transmission will become less virulent over time through coevolution, and could help explain the 'African Enigma,' or the exceptionally low incidence of gastric cancer in Africa despite very high rates of H. pylori infection (Holcombe 1992).

Sri Lanka presents a very different socio-cultural context from Western settings where much prior research into teenage pregnancy has been conducted, with strong proscriptions against pre-marital sex and an exceptionally low incidence of sexual activity among school-going adolescents by international standards [ 25].

Considering Romania an outlier due to its exceptionally low reported incidence, the multipliers varied by a factor of ~20 (range 102 2,010) and tended to increase with increasing sero-incidence.

The NTP recognizes that any particular strain or stock will likely have some undesirable characteristic (e.g., exceptionally low or high incidence for a specific tumor type, known insensitivity to certain exposures, lack of a historical data set, poor model for non-cancer studies).

The use of such outcomes has not been possible in most previous analyses on work environment and depression, as the relatively low incidence of hospital-treated unipolar depression necessitates an exceptionally large dataset.

Interest rates remain exceptionally low.

Taxes are exceptionally low.

"Interest rates are still exceptionally low.

This suggests that "exceptionally" low rates can persist for decades.

People are unreasonably afraid even where crime is exceptionally low.