Sentence examples for fall in the incidence from inspiring English sources

The first was a fall in the incidence of cases, with a 64% drop reported nationally between 2007 and 2010 [ 26], and linked to this the fact that typing information had shown that less than one in three PIIs involved infection transmission.

The ever more doom-laden health warnings on cigarette packets, combined with smoking bans, have led to a rapid fall in the incidence of lung cancer in men though the trend in lung-cancer rates among women, who are less likely to quit, is unclear.Cancer has a variety of causes.

It showed that between 2009 and 2010 there was a 1% fall in the incidence rate for skin cancer, however this subsequently increased in 2011, above the previous highest recording.

Given that directly observed therapy short course (DOTS) coverage and case detection and cure rates in Vietnam have been exceeded WHO targets for many years, a fall in the incidence rate might have been expected.

The fall in the incidence of HIV in homosexual men occurred contemporaneously with change in reported sexual behaviour [ 25].

Nevertheless, it may be that the fall in the incidence of nephropathy that was demonstrated in ADVANCE might have longer-term downstream benefits on cardiovascular disease.

In the EuroSIDA study there have been substantial falls in the incidence and total number of AIDS-defining episodes between 1994 and 1998 [ 10].

25 This disappearance does not involve administrative sleight of hand; it has led to a closure of mother and baby units across North Wales, 25 just as falls in the incidence of tuberculosis in the 1950s led to the closure of tuberculosis beds.

In our study, the mean fall in haemoglobin, the incidence of >10%and>20%0% drop in haemoglobin level, were lower in carbetocin group compared with that of the syntometrine group, but the difference was insignificant.

Since people with depression and lower levels of physical activity are at risk of falling [ 13, 14, 42], it is possible that socioeconomic factors are linked to falls via differences in the incidence of depression and amount of physical activity.

During the period of observation, a significant fall in ESRD incidence in the population between 60 80 years age was seen, and also an increase in prescription rates for antihypertensive drugs, particularly RAS blockade.