Sentence examples for incidence development from inspiring English sources
Over the past decade, the body of research linking energy balance to the incidence, development, progression, and treatment of cancer has grown substantially.
Analyses using age-period-cohort modelling revealed that the incidence development was mostly explained as a cohort effect, although there was also minor but definite contribution from period effects.
15 Usually of good prognosis in the general population, NMSCs in organ transplant recipients are a real concern due to their higher incidence, development of multiple tumors, and aggressive behavior, causing considerable morbidity and potential mortality.
Age-period-cohort modelling indicated the incidence development was predominantly a cohort effect, where the rise in relative risk was seemingly linear in successive birth cohorts, showing a 2 3-fold difference when comparing women born in the 1960's with those born around 1900.
Particularly interesting new cysteine-histidine rich protein (PINCH), as a newly discovered protein of LIM family members, may play a role in signal transduction of integrin and growth factor, and involved in the incidence and development of tumors.
67 Taken together, aberrant IL-27Rα signaling may enhance myeloid cell growth, potentially leading to myeloproliferative neoplasms, although higher incidence of development of spontaneous tumors was not observed in the IL-27 transgenic mice.
The incidence of development to ARDS and the related mortality rate in H1N1 pneumonia with respiratory failure were not clear.
We examined the relative contributions of sleep onset and sleep maintenance difficulties in insomnia as predictors of incidence and development of hypertension.
Notably, even such partial decrease of liver load and blood parasitemia led to a significant reduction of incidence of development of severe symptoms (CM) in the treated group of animals.
The incidence of development or worsening of VTE was investigated.
The incidence and development of cancer are closely related to dysfunction of immune function.
