Sentence examples for incidence above from inspiring English sources
As the randomly selected subsample of 307 of these identified another 74 (24.1%, 95% C.I. 19.6-29.2%) fractures unaccounted for in the calculated incidence above, this equates to another 393 (321–495, 95% C.I) yearly incident fractures, using Wilsons procedure for confidence intervals of proportions.
A high incidence (above 70%) of capnograms distorted by chest compression induced oscillations has been previously reported in out-of-hospital (OOH) CPR.
There is a sharp increase in incidence above the age of 30 years, which apparently is associated with post-menopausal and age-related osteopenia.
Adverse event rates were notably lower than rates previously reported for lurasidone during acute treatment (Loebel et al. 2014a, b), with only one adverse event (headache, 7.4%) occurring with an incidence above 5%.
The increase in clinical incidence above baseline levels over time, is not intuitively to be expected.
As well as reversing the dopamine-induced suppression of UP states, it appeared that 10 μ m SCH23390 might have increased the incidence above baseline values.
In October December, monthly rainfall was below average (201.1 mm/month), but leptospirosis incidence was above average (0.018/100,000).
For the purpose of this assessment we assumed a doubling of colon cancer incidence for above median meat consumers exposed to a NO3-N concentration exceeding 5 mg/L (22.5 mg/L NO3).
The annual incidence of above-foot amputation ranges from 20 to 46 per 100,000 inhabitants [ 2, 3].
The findings observed in the present study about the incidences above the permissible limits of HPC and total coliforms in the total samples were lower than in some studies done on drinking water samples in Peshawar, Pakistan (80 and 70%) (Ali et al. 2013) but higher than in one study in Pakistan (45 and 25%) (Shar et al. 2010).
Interestingly, the lower estimate of incidence and prevalence above are obtained from a study of Veterans Affairs (VA) patients in the Pacific Northwest, pertinent to the current study's patient population.
