Sentence examples for incidence environments from inspiring English sources

Immigration policies and shifting migration patterns over the past 5 decades have brought larger numbers of permanent and temporary residency migrants from high-prevalence regions of the world into low tuberculosis incidence environments.

The ninth- (3.7% incidence) and tenth-ranked (3.7% incidence) environments are closely related to the one with radius r = 2 shown in Fig. 19a (iv), further specifying the substituent, and, in the case of the tenth-ranked, the sixth carbon atom in the phenyl ring.

Access to culture is limited in many high tuberculosis incidence environments.

What little exists on the subject (e.g. the Trapp et al. paper from a few years ago) suggests that warming will increase the incidence of environments conducive to severe thunderstorms in the U.S.

Migration from less economically advantaged areas will affect the epidemiology of diseases in 'low-incidence' host environments.

We report the results of surveillance studies of EcO157 incidence in multiple environments associated with EcO157 foodborne outbreaks.

The data generated by programs such as SEER are used to identify geographic and population differences in cancer patterns that point to possible links between cancer incidence and occupation, environment, and lifestyle.

Further emphasizing this point, plots of the incidence of atom environment fragments at various sizes show a log/log behavior.

Today, climatologists and biologists are wondering if climate change will have an incidence on our environment, in particular on the plant landscape.

If Substance contains a number of duplicates of a structure, each duplicate contributes to the atom environment incidence; however, this redundancy is not present in Compound, as it contains only unique structures in terms of valence bond structure representations as normalized by PubChem.

It is reported that hemodialysis can keep the incidence of internal environment disorder and other complications to a minimum.