Sentence examples for incidence diminished from inspiring English sources
Rao and Joseph [ 22] observed that flat foot incidence diminished with age.
In the present analysis, the estimated effect of the IOD on cholera incidence diminished after we adjusted for SST and SSH in the Bay of Bengal.
While there were increased health benefits for females when boys were included at any coverage level, the marginal impact on cervical cancer incidence diminished as coverage in girls increased, while total costs nearly doubled (assuming same coverage for both genders), resulting in less attractive cost-effectiveness ratios.
In the model mutually adjusted for occupation and education, the results for education were similar to the model without adjustment for occupation (HR 1.36; 95%CI 1.18 – 1.57 for women with more than 12 years of education), but the occupational gradient in incidence diminished in magnitude and lost statistical significance (HR 1.09; 95%CI 0.95 – 1.25 for women of high SEP).
It is also observed that the sensitivity to the angle of incidence diminishes as the number of springs is increased.
In Australia, the impact of fuel on fire incidence diminishes from north to south while weather becomes a more prominent driver [6].
Four aspects of major depression epidemiology that are the focus of the study are: (1) that incidence diminishes over time (with increasing age), (2) that recurrence risk increases with a higher number of past episodes, (3) that elevated symptom levels increase the risk of major depression and (4) that recovery rates decline as the duration of episodes increase.
In the high HIV setting, the impact of diagnostic interventions on TB incidence was diminished relative to the high-incidence setting, though the impact on TB mortality was similar.
HCC incidence is diminished in both virological responders and non-responders.
This difference in the TD incidence was diminished by 52nd week of the followup [ 39].
Association between poor push-up test and AI incidence, however, diminished after multivariable adjustments.
