Sentence examples for incidence now from inspiring English sources

Meadow told the jury: 'Natural cot death has an incidence now of about one in a thousand, so the chance of natural cot death happening twice in a family is one in a thousand times one in a thousand, which is one in a million.' We also know of a third case, but we cannot give details.

Recently, a population-based analysis of the roll-out of ITNs across Kenya demonstrated that such interventions, if implemented with high coverage, could have a significant impact on the incidence of clinical disease at a national level [3], although it remains difficult to identify the impact of ITN in the general trends in decreasing malaria incidence now being reported across Africa [4], [5].

The annual incidence now exceeds 500,000 cases annually and is still rising, despite environmental controls (3 ).

Primary adenocarcinoma (ADC) of the lung has risen in incidence, now reaching approximately 50% of non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

Skin cancers are by far the most common malignancies in fair-skinned populations, with an incidence now reaching epidemic proportions (Madan et al, 2010; Rogers et al, 2010).

67 With the acceleration in increase in the incidence now probably slowing in China, 14 it is not inconceivable that with focused measures, such as those suggested, China could achieve important reductions in syphilis incidence in the near future.

The National Cancer Institute's Dr. Robert Hoover agrees, telling me we should have "seen an increase in incidence by now".

That means lung cancer incidence is now just under 59 per 100,000 UK men compared with 110 in 1975.

However, its incidence is now on the rise again, and it becomes one of a major health concern.

Testicular germ cell tumours have been increasing in incidence and now represent 1% of all male tumours.

The number of patients with UC has also been increasing in Japan, and the incidence is now 53 per 100 000.