Sentence examples for incidence beyond from inspiring English sources

Minor limitations shown are that the theory is inapplicable near grazing incidence and that it gives only a partial solution at incidence beyond the second critical angle when the frequency thickness product is the variable.

When there is a further increase in the angle of incidence beyond 60°, the absorption starts to decrease dramatically as less light can enter the medium because of the large reflectance.

For this incident phase direction, the Snell's law is used to calculate the phase direction of each of the homogeneous reflected waves, This identifies a critical angle of incidence for the reflected wave such that, for incidence beyond this angle, this reflected wave becomes inhomogeneous.

We did not have information to study individual risk factors affecting incidence beyond place of residence.

We define an outbreak as cholera incidence beyond an isolated case.

In addition, changes in risk-factor prevalences contemporaneous with the advent of screening may add to underlying incidence beyond the prescreening time trend.

That SDD could influence the infection incidences beyond the intervention groups of concurrent design studies was postulated in the original 1984 SDD study [ 71] and others [ 60, 63] which as a consequence were either intentionally non-concurrent in design or more recently used cluster randomized design.

Now two groups of researchers, using innovative methods and financed by medical school programs and departments with a keen interest in physician well-being, have published separate studies in The Journal of the American Medical Association that go beyond incidence statistics and theoretical considerations.

Navigation reduces the incidence of outliers beyond the so-called desired "safe zone".

Presently, only MTF tracks and reports the incidence of drinking beyond the binge threshold on college campuses.

Epidemiologic studies of cancer patients reveal significant discrepancies in cancer incidence between sexes beyond the typical sex-specific malignancies [ 3].