'failure incidence' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to a rate or proportion of failures, such as the number of mistakes or mistakes made in a particular process. For example: "The failure incidence in our manufacturing process has decreased by 30% over the past year."
Major liver resection for perihilar cholangiocarcinoma (PHC) is associated with a 22% to 33% postoperative liver failure incidence.
While acute kidney injury (AKI) has been well described in patients with acute liver failure, incidence and outcome of AKI accompanying HH are unclear.
Based on the elasticity theory and finite element method, this paper aims to explore the failure incidence of resistance spot welding in dual-phase lap-shear specimens.
As it can be seen, only the time instant of the failure incidence represented by (t_{f_5}) manifests itself in marking of (p_{10})—compare both pictures in Fig.13 each other and both of them with the corresponding part Fig.11 containing (p_{10}).
Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of 350-rpm rotational speed on the failure incidence of P roFile nickel-titanium r otary i nstruments (PRI) when used by an experienced operator in conjunction with different motors.
The NIV failure incidence was significant but similar to the medical literature.
But as turbine output power become larger, a number of valve failure incidences started to be reported and improving the valve designs became a high priority.
Further information about renal function and failure (incidences of AKI and RRT in patients with and without underlying CKD on admission; creatinine and diuresis) is given in Additional file 1: Supplemental digital content 13 and 14.
However, previously reported high failure incidences of primary repair and the relative robustness of ACL reconstruction led the clinical switch to use of a graft to replace, rather than repair, the ACL.
Implant fixture fracture is one of the reasons for late implant failure, with incidence rates ranging from 0.2% to 7.5%.
For patients with influenza A (H1N1) pneumonia complicated respiratory failure, high incidence developed to severe ARDS but not correspond to high mortality rate.
