The T25 dose descriptor corresponds to the dose representing a 25% incidence of tumours, after correction for spontaneous incidence.
To investigate the incidence of embryos' self-correction during preimplantation development in terms of mosaicism and in correlation with its developmental stage.
This, along with the methodological difference related to the probabilistic modelling in our paper of the postponement of cases, might account for the difference between our findings and those of Jonsson and colleagues [ 17], who showed a minimal change in the excess of incidence after correction for lead time.
The treatment of nasopharyngeal stenosis is challenging because of a high incidence of recurrence after surgical correction.
To determine the incidence of rapid plasma sodium correction in liver transplants and their effect on outcome.
Eleven significant markers were located on chromosome 15 in the close vicinity of olfactory receptor genes.> -wrap-foot> Top 25 SNP markers showing the highest effect associated with the incidence of posthitis (with FDR correction) and suggested candidate genes located in the closest vicinity to significant marker.
Bilateral disease occurs frequently, and is considered to be a risk factor for development of an aggressive course of disease and a higher incidence of disease recurrence following surgical correction [ 4, 5].
After correction, the incidence of IS was estimated to be 56/100,000 child-years in children below 1 year compared to 38/100,000 initially and 46/100,000 for children below 2 years of age compared to 31/100,000 initially.
After correction, the incidence of IS was estimated to be 56/100, 000 for children below 1 year compared to 38/100,000 initially and 46/100,000 for children below 2 years of age compared to 31 initially.
Official data from India probably underestimate the incidence of suicides; applying evidence-based corrections to India's official data, our estimate for world suicides using pesticides increases to 371,594 (range 347,357 to 439,267).
