Sentence examples for incidence achieved from inspiring English sources

Our findings show that the reductions in cattle TB incidence achieved by repeated badger culling were not sustained in the long term after culling ended and did not offset the financial costs of culling.

The population chosen for the study influences the different incidences achieved in various studies.

For a given coverage of OST and HCNSP, greater relative reductions in incidence are achieved at 10 years than for prevalence, with the relative impact on incidence being 101%130%% greater than the impact on prevalence for OST and HCNSP scale-up to 60% coverage (Supplementary Figure 2).

In such cases, the model generates an equilibrium population 50 years in the past with a TB incidence of 50 per 100,000/year and reduces the transmission parameter β until the user-defined TB incidence is achieved 50 years later (i.e., the start of the analytic period).

A flat response with respect to the energy and angle of incidence is achieved, and the characterisation of the badge demonstrates the possibility to obtain dosimetrically relevant additional information about the exposure circumstances.

In summary, our likelihood-based estimation method provides a more accurate measure of incidence than achieved by comparing prevalence in samples grouped by time period.

The method provides a more accurate and continuous measure of incidence than achieved by comparing prevalence in samples grouped by time period.

A new statistical approach (pseudo values method) in the analyses of time-to-event data was applied by which relative cumulative incidence was achieved.

For a given coverage of OST and HCNSP, greater reductions in incidence are achieved at 10 years than for prevalence, whereas no difference is found with antiviral treatment.

Programmes to introduce manual perineal protection in the second stage of delivery were implemented in many Norwegian hospitals, and a reduction in OASIS incidence was achieved.

However, minimal incidence is achieved if most of the resources for routine testing in high prevalence settings are dedicated to the MSM subpopulation.