Sentence examples for incidence consistent with from inspiring English sources
We observed a positive relationship between average wind speed and HFMD incidence, consistent with findings of other recent studies conducted in Hong Kong [ 8].
It was previously shown that both FeJ and (HeJ×FeJ F1 hybrids exhibited relatively low SWD incidence, consistent with recessive inheritance of spkw1 (32) (Fig. 1).
A larger number of sexual partners in the preceding 12 months showed a suggestive but not statistically significant trend towards higher HR-HPV incidence, consistent with what has been described for HIV-negative men [ 23].
Overall, dengue epidemics across southern Vietnam were more highly correlated in timing than in incidence, consistent with the pronounced seasonality of dengue virus (DENV) transmission despite heterogeneities in epidemic magnitude.
We also found significant spatial autocorrelation of NTD incidences, consistent with the previous studies [ 14, 16, 33].
In conclusion, this third update of the Rotterdam long BO segment observational cohort, (i.e., follow-up without endoscopic surveillance), now spanning over 30 years, produced HGD/OAC incidences consistent with the two previous surveys.
The decrease in ARF incidence is consistent with prior studies that have shown the incidence to be decreasing since the early 20th century.
Genetic predisposition is indicated by familial cases and ethnic differences in incidence rates but the increasing trend and major geographic differences in incidence are consistent with environmental influence.
We stratified MBC by age <50 years and ⩾50 years because, although changes in FBC incidence are consistent with hormonal changes, other factors related to age may influence changes in incidence.
I found that the age-specific incidence is consistent with the hypothesis that breast carcinoma A has no racial disparity, while breast carcinoma B incidence has substantial racial disparity.
The mean age and the age range of peak incidence are consistent with the current literature.
