Sentence examples for incidence drop from inspiring English sources

Indeed the burglary incidence drop from 1993 to 2008/09 for non-owner-occupiers (gauged from re-estimating the 2008/09 model with social and private renters collapsed into a single renting category) is 48.4 %, much lower than that for owner-occupiers or the national average.

Zone 1 temperature falls rapidly, producing a steeper incidence drop than other zones.

When no overdiagnosis is present, excess incidence following screening onset should be fully compensated by the incidence drop following the stopping of screening.

The indirect effects account for ≈40% (range 25 33% in relative terms) of the reduction in the projected incidence of severe RVGE, whereas 60% (range 0.28 0.38 in relative terms) of the incidence drop in mild RVGE would be caused by a reduced circulation of rotavirus.

When researchers looked in more detail and included a wider range of possible indicators of an epilepsy diagnosis the incidence dropped by 47%.

According to our definition, the AHC epidemics for each city began from the date of the first reported cluster and ended on the date that rates of new case incidence dropped to 0.14% or below.

However, the incidence dropped dramatically the year after Parkinson's disease diagnosis (supplementary Fig. 1 A).

Findings show that the HCV incidence dropped considerably in that period.

Annual hepatitis A incidence dropped rapidly with increasing vaccine coverage (Fig. 2).

In contrast, as temperature rises to highest levels, mean incidence drops off.

Similarly, Finland's incidence dropped by 70 80% over the same period (Anttila and Nieminen, 2000).