Sentence examples for incidence decline from inspiring English sources

However, the uncertainty regarding a general incidence decline has bearing on our analysis of the cost-effectiveness of PrEP.

Nevertheless, the incidence decline among young women has resulted in a reduction in incidence among adults in South Africa overall by 35% between 2002 2005 and 2005 2008, although this was not statistically significant.

The incidence decline in walking ability was 12.76% (95%CI, 10.86% to 14.66%) per year during the four years of follow-up.

During the 2010 Californian epidemic the cocoon strategy was adopted together with other strategies such as adolescent and adult boosters, resulting in an incidence decline from 23.4 to 2 cases/100,000 in one year [ 62].

The three stages of high incidence, decline and re-emergence were predominated by B. melitensis biovar 2 and 3, B. abortus biovar 3, and B. melitensis biovar 1, respectively, implying changes in the predominant biovars.

All extra cancers detected during screening (the incidence increase when screening multiplied by women at risk) minus the reduction of cancers during the compensatory drop (the incidence decline after screening has stopped multiplied by the women at risk) is the absolute number of overdiagnosed cancers.

For the control group, the incidence declined from 26 to 22.4%, which is not statistically significant.

Measles incidence declined until becomes a sporadic reporting and infrequent notification in the last decade.

Meanwhile, the corresponding incidence declined less for the controls, from 24 to 18.8%, which is not statistically significant.

For the treatment group, incidence declined substantially from 20.9 to 11.3%, which is statistically significant at the 1% level.

In the treatment group, the incidence declined from 8.6 to 5%, which is a decline of 3.6 percentage points, or 41.4% (significant at a 5% level).