Sentence examples for incidence exceeds from inspiring English sources

A 2002 U.S. review estimated that on average, sealing first permanent molars saves costs when they are decaying faster than 0.47 surfaces per person-year whereas water fluoridation saves costs when total decay incidence exceeds 0.06 surfaces per person-year.

The algorithm is used on data aggregated at the national level, to investigate if the current disease incidence exceeds that of the reference data from previous years.

According to criteria set by the National Influenza Centre, NIVEL and RIVM, ILI starts to become epidemic when the weekly incidence exceeds 30/100,000 [ 14].

In some endemic districts in northern and central China, its incidence exceeds 100 cases per 100 000 people per year, comprising 78% of annual new cases and 76% of annual deaths of total carcinoma cases [2].

Figure  1c shows the results of the hypothetical alternative reference case and four preventive SIA scenarios, with the oSIAs timed to occur at the same time relative to when the cumulative incidence exceeds 1 paralytic case (i.e., assuming the same time between the actual oSIAs in Figure  1a and the response-triggering signal of 1 cumulative paralytic case in the model).

In uncertainty analyses (Monte Carlo simulations) which assumed an ARI of 0.1%, QALYs were not significantly increased by BCG unless SCID incidence is 0. With this ARI, QALYs were significantly decreased among vaccinated children if SCID incidence exceeds 23 per 100,000.

In Europe, it is the leading cause of cancer death among gynaecologic malignancies, ranking fifth in incidence (exceeded only by breast, colorectum, lung and corpus uteri) and sixth in mortality among all women's cancer (exceeded by breast, colorectum, lung, pancreas and stomach) [1].

In 2009, for the first time, Hif incidence exceeded that of Hib.

An incidence exceeding the upper 99% confidence interval (CI) limit of the expected incidence was considered to be an outbreak.

NMD are often severe and include more than 200 monogenic disorders with a total incidence exceeding 1 in 3,000 [ 3].

Hepatocellular cancer (HCC) is a global health concern, with an incidence exceeding 500,000 new cases per year worldwide [ 1].