Sentence examples for incidence drastically from inspiring English sources
The incidence drastically increased from 2001, as outpatient care was included in the register.
Obesity and overweight are the fifth most fatal diseases leading to an increased rate of morbidity and mortality in global population, with its incidence increasing drastically.
In the 2000s, malaria incidence was drastically reduced, and the parasite predominance shifted to P. vivax, which is seasonal in this area, peaking during the rainy season (February–June).
A recent study from the US suggests that even if incidence is reduced drastically, the number of people newly infected with HIV will continue to increase [21].
The present study also showed that the incidence of DLBCL drastically decreased from 84% among patients in the pre-ART era to 42% among ART-naïve patients in the ART era, whereas the BL incidence increased from 7% in the pre-ART era to 31% in the ART era (Fig. 2B and D).
Half a century ago, Sir John Charnley, the father of modern arthroplasty, considered the 7% rate of infection unacceptable – yet, to date, that incidence has not changed drastically.
The findings were also at odds with the results of the Nurses Health Studyy, which has followed more than 120,000 female nurses for several decades and which years ago found a correlation between estrogen treatment and a drastically reduced incidence of coronary heart disease.
Replacing the population with "hiders" drastically reduces incidence to an average of 27.8% and stops the epidemic earlier (in an average of 647 rounds).
The incidence has been reduced drastically in all countries that have achieved satisfactory levels of vaccine coverage.
SLN biopsy has the potential to reduce drastically the incidence of morbidity related to surgical staging of the regional lymph nodes in women with breast cancer.
Incidence density data are drastically needed because it is a better estimate of the burden of MDRO as compared to proportions of resistant isolates within the species.
