We intend to dichotomise the item "incidence of pre-eclampsia" using an incidence cut-off value of 4% in cohort studies (and based on the underlying cohort in nested case-control analyses where possible).
Government officials have in the past said that high energy consumption at peak times and poor maintenance of transmission lines have led to a high incidence of cuts.
The secondary objective was to compare results associated with clinical outcome such as operation time, fluoroscopy time, lateral hip pain, walking ability, and reoperation rate as well as the incidence of cut-out by using implant position and fracture reduction quality.
The incidence of cut-out in our study (1.85%) is comparable to the one reported by Kukla and co-workers (2.1%) [ 28].
Several studies have shown that the incidence of cut-out for different compression hip screws and intramedullary nails ranges from 0 to 16.5% [ 2- 5], and in older studies [ 6, 7] even up to 17.5 - 20%.
That has led to incidences of cuts, bruises and worse when a goal is scored.
Not only does this mean they are mere centimetres under the ground - but whenever repairs are done to utilities, the workmen have to get past the fibre optic wires first, meaning inevitable incidences of cuts.
Countries with a policy of vaccination at birth tend to be those countries with a higher incidence of tuberculosis (cut off >20/100 000 according to European Centre for Disease Prevention (ECDC)) than those countries without such vaccination policy (<20/100 000).
Dr. Kozak's team found it possible to cut incidences of lane wandering in half by giving drivers an alert when the car was about to stray.
The incidence of disability cuts across all socioeconomic groups, and many people with disabilities are supported by their families and have sizable disposable incomes.
Nominal (downward) wage rigidities arise when there is a low incidence of wage cuts, while real (downward) wage rigidities are induced by institutional mechanisms that generate wage increments of the same order as inflation.
