Sentence examples for incidence of detecting from inspiring English sources

With the recent introduction of portable, nonmydriatic fundus cameras in the emergency departments, the incidence of detecting ocular fundus findings in hypertensive patients will increase rapidly [9].

As mentioned previously, it is unclear what the extremely high incidence of detecting responsive granule cells really means.

Thus, it would appear that lower-than-optimal rates of adhering to recommended screening guidelines continue to contribute to the greater incidence of detecting breast cancer in more advanced stages among African American women.

Depending on the penetration of screening, the incidence of detected PNs could increase dramatically.

Finding a significant decrease in the incidence of detected differences relative to the false positive rate would be biologically implausible and statistically meaningless.

Comparing the incidence of detected tumours in much younger PDK1+/+ PTEN+/−mice with older PDK1K465E/K465E PTEN+/− animals did not suggest a major difference in the frequency of different tumours.

Secondary endpoints include other causes of GI bleeding, cardiovascular outcomes (APTC endpoint, myocardial infarction, stroke), the incidence of detected uncomplicated ulcers, ulcer site (duodenal ulcer vs. gastric ulcer), dyspepsia, and the need for new proton pump inhibitor (PPI) prescriptions or other prescribed antiulcer/dyspepsia medication.

The sum of the probabilities of clinical incidence of screen detected cases within the study period, added to the observed clinically detected breast cancer cases was compared with the expected incidence in the absence of screening.

We investigated the ability for the BED estimates of incidence to detect actual changes in incidence and found that, as anticipated by earlier observations [14], in some settings (e.g. Uganda and Kenya) declines in BED estimates of incidence can be spuriously generated by natural changes in the distribution of time-since-infection in the infected populations.

Each system must also address the challenge of detecting increased incidence of a rare event.

The incidence of DVT detected by screening with venogram or duplex ultrasound has been reported between 30 and 56%% [7, 8].