Sentence examples for forward incidence from inspiring English sources

If mammography screening brings the time of diagnosis forward, incidence in the age group 70 74 years should decline.

By forward projecting incidence to prevalence, we can compare predicted estimates with national estimates of HIV prevalence, which are based on antenatal clinic surveillance.[17], [18] National estimates of HIV prevalence fit more closely to models assuming declining background mortality, and show a gentler peak more similar to the cubic spline model.

For both Brookmeyer and the Chicago Health and Aging project (CHAP), the estimates of prevalence are derived statistically, forward calculating from incidence and survival figures.

There were also significant differences in the rates by site between forwards and backs (p<0.001), with significantly more thigh injuries in backs than forwards (p=0.004), and higher incidence of head/neck injuries in forwards (3.0; 95% CI 2.5 to 3.5) as compared to backs (2.2; 95% CI 1.8 to 2.7; p=0.012.7

Data collection criteria differ widely, and higher rape statistics are just as likely to indicate a more pro-active law enforcement regime that encourages women to come forward as a high incidence of sexual violence.

The three top American banking regulators — the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — issued a joint statement saying the accord "represents a significant step forward in reducing the incidence and severity of future financial crises".

Not only will most of us not be optimally healthy in our later years, but our children can look forward to a higher incidence of chronic disease than previous generations.

11, 12, 14 Both extrapolate age-specific incidence rates forward based on rates in 2000.

Wide running forwards had the lowest incidence of injury, and the adjustables and outside backs had the highest incidence of injury.

The petition, inspired by recent cases of alleged sexual harassment in astronomy, biology, and anthropology, calls on those who sign it to make an "individual commitment" to "zero tolerance of sexual misconduct" and to publicly support "the victims who come forward to report" such incidences.

The blue and red curves refer to the light incidence from the forward and backward sides of the samples.