As Clark shows, the assessment of professors is only one incidence of a much larger phenomenon.
Right across the country, those on low-incomes suffer higher incidence of a whole range of illnesses relating to poor diet.
Many articles in medical journals have associated lawn weed killers and insecticides with dramatic increases in the incidence of a number of cancers and other diseases.
But the incidence of a less common form of the infection, called nonmenstrual toxic shock syndrome, stayed fairly constant from 1979 to 1996, another C.D.C. study said.
It is usual to distinguish between the legal incidence of a tax and its effective, or final, incidence.
These papers confirm the broader point that the economic incidence of a tax may not fall on the nominal taxpayer.
In some cases an increased incidence of a particular antigen seems to be associated with a certain disease.
French regulators said yesterday that they would restrict the way Johnson & Johnson's anemia drug Eprex could be given to patients with chronic kidney failure because of a rising incidence of a rare but serious side effect.
The latter attribute enables him to see the angle of incidence of a 140-mile-an-hour serve, determine the desired angle of reflection for his return, then smack the ball with the sweet spot of his racket.
Linda Silverman believes that there is a higher incidence of a compassionate streak among gifted children, and told me of several ten-year-old peace activists she has encountered.
The study showing a high incidence of a cardiovascular ailment in Vieques and a possible link to the noise of explosions fortified her decision to disregard Mr. Rosselló's deal with the United States.
