Sentence examples for incidence falls from inspiring English sources
It would be interesting to study the effect of video laryngoscopy on difficult airways and whether the incidence falls with its use.
The issue of which socio-economic groups gained most from the fall in burglary rates in England and Wales is addressed here via an examination of the estimated population group-specific burglary incidence falls from 1993 to 2008/09.
To address these questions the estimated socio-economic group-specific burglary incidence falls, and any victimisation divide changes from 1993 to 2008/09 with respect to household composition, ethnicity, tenure, affluence, guardianship, and area type controlling for region, are examined relative to a base household in order to measure the extent of a victimisation divide.7.7
If the population at risk is defined as the group without any headaches in the year 2008 [1839 participants without any headache (747 females, 1092 males)], the calculated migraine incidence falls to 1.99%% (2.44 % females, 1.67 % males), whereas headache incidence is 8.67 % per year (9.91 % females, 7.83 % males) (Table 1).
Infection incidence falls in the high risk group because they spend more time in patches with smaller mosquito populations.
As malaria incidence falls, and it becomes increasingly important to identify the majority of infections to sustain progress in control [29].
The incidence fell as more and more men who had had cancer all along were tested and their cancers found.
The decline steepened once a second dose was recommended in 2006, with incidence falling 72 percent in the second half of the decade.
By the second year of West Nile, many of the birds that carried it had acquired immunity, so the incidence fell.
The C.D.C. previously reported significant decreases in chickenpox from 1995 to 2000, with incidence falling by 70 to 85 percent in three communities selected for surveillance.
The pattern was similar for all other injuries except for sprains, where incidence fell with increasing age.
