Sentence examples for incidence indicated from inspiring English sources

A trend analysis for injury incidence indicated no significant changes since the year 2000 for bicyclists (p = 0.78), motorcyclists (p = 0.09), snowmobile riders (p = 0.59), or pedestrians (p = 0.39).

Subsequent investigation of prostate cancer incidence indicated that the increase may have reflected increased prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening rates rather than increased incidence of disease.

Syphilis is a marker of unsafe sexual practices [ 20, 21], and therefore the high syphilis prevalence and incidence indicated that PLWHA who had already known self HIV positive status may still engage in unprotected sex.

Here, vociferous complaints of canine faeces in the absence of actual evidence of high incidence indicated a more hidden form of distress or grievance that was better understood by examining its symbolic content, as well as its context.

"Incidence" indicates side effect incidence as clinical feature.

The long-term increase of the incidence indicates that environmental factors play a role in CD.

Therefore, the numbers of potentially infectious subjects who may be infectious could be much higher than the figures of CJD incidence indicate.

Even the presence of wildtype p53 for up to four weeks post-IR provided no protection against early lymphoma incidence, indicating that long term maintenance of functional p53 is critical for preventing the emergence of a cancer.

Our analysis of the effect sizes of absolute versus relative abundance contrast metrics in explaining human WNV incidence indicates that these measures have approximately equal explanatory value, which is not entirely consistent with the mechanism of susceptible host regulation.

[6], [7] All three trials were stopped prematurely by their respective Data and Safety Monitoring Boards when, at interim analyses, circumcision was found to be highly efficacious in reducing HIV incidence, indicating that it would be unethical to continue withholding circumcision from the control group.

In Sweden, diabetes prevalence is increasing in spite of unchanged incidence, indicating improved survival.