Sentence examples for incidence highlight from inspiring English sources

Global disparities in prostate cancer (PCa) incidence highlight the urgent need to identify genomic abnormalities in prostate tumors in different ethnic populations including Asian men.

Our estimate of incidence highlight that young women in South Africa continue to face the highest risk of HIV infection of any demographic group.

Conclusion Implementation of a new oral care kit including tooth brushing in our ICU was likely to significantly reduce VAP incidence, highlighting the need for a tight control of oral hygiene in the patients subjected to MV, as part of VAP prevention bundles.

The incidence highlights several crucial developments.

Therefore, our findings could be useful for further studies aimed to explain the correlation between the concentration of fecal secondary bile acids (mainly DCA and LCA) and the colorectal cancer incidence, highlighted by several epidemiology studies [38], [39], [40], but whose molecular mechanisms are far to be clear.

High incidence highlights the need for long-term surveillance of rotavirus strains.

Epidemiological studies conducted in Egypt also report geographical variance in disease incidence, highlighting the importance in evaluating the contribution of environmental exposures to these trends [ 27- 29].

Polymorphisms in the human MMP3 promoter that increase its expression have been clinically associated with an increased tumor incidence, highlighting the important nature of MMPs in cancer (Biondi et al., 2000).

An increasing number of disease incidence reports highlight the wide prevalence of the pathogen around the world and its contribution toward crop yield suppression.

Our findings of risk modification by age at immigration among women from low-risk countries in Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe and by duration of residence, in line with studies on Italian migrants and US Hispanics, suggest that the timing of migration might be a strong predictor of breast cancer incidence, and highlights the importance of life style factors [ 28, 35, 36].

While this homogeneity may mask a significant association between screening and incidence, it does highlight that a number of PCTs are below the Department of Health target of 80% screening coverage.