Sentence examples for for which incidence from inspiring English sources

The most common cause of TSCI was falls, for which incidence steadily increased with increasing age.

The incidence rate ratio is the most appropriate statistic for making comparisons between populations for which incidence rates are computed.

Whereas DLBCL is a clinically aggressive disease for which incidence increases with age, FL and SLL/CLL present a more indolent clinical course.

This time frame accords with real-life epidemics, for which incidence and other epidemiologic data are usually recorded daily.

1 2 The age distribution of testicular cancer is in sharp contrast to other neoplasms for which incidence rises with increasing age.

The results for colon cancer are also in contrast to those for rectal cancer for which incidence rates in British Indians were the same as in British whites.

No population-based studies of the incidence of COPD in Australia have been conducted, and there are no routine data collections, such as exist for AMI, from which incidence could be estimated.

Incidence rapidly decreased between 2000 and 2004 (from 57,674 to 44,294 cases; 24% decrease; Health Protection Agency, unpub. data), after which incidence increased for 3 consecutive years; provisional total was 51,758 cases in 2007 (Health Protection Agency, unpub. data).

Paci and Duffy (1991) show that the expected detection rate at prevalence screen is The above rate is for an age group within which incidence and MST are roughly homogeneous.

This incidence was higher than reported in groups receiving tramadol 75 mg in combination (i.e. DKP12.5/TRAM75 and DKP25/TRAM75) for which the incidence was of 9.5 % and 12%% of patients, respectively.

Both PRCa and BPH are common diseases for which the incidence increases with age.