Sentence examples for incidence of problem from inspiring English sources
These findings differ from several previous studies, including two released in July 2003 that concluded the more hours children spent in child care while a parent worked the higher the incidence of problem behavior and the greater its severity.
Heather Wardle, of NatCen Social Research, suggested that sportsmen's greater incidence of problem gambling may be due to a betting culture within professional sport, and that top players' competitive personalities might make them more inclined to persistent gambling.
The study, which began in 1991, found that the more hours the children spent in child care, the higher the incidence of problem behavior and the greater its severity.
She said that despite the incidence of problem drinking, there was not currently any evidence available to justify altering the recommended safe limits.
A cohort (n = 45) of Stryker Trident acetabular cups paired with Stryker Accolade femoral stems showed a dramatically higher incidence of "problem squeaking"—defined as always audible to others and occurring at least once per week with a 35.6% incidence of squeaking and 11.1% incidence of problem squeaking.
Highly anxious sensitive persons showed increased levels of drinking [ 26, 27] are more responsive to the anxiety-reducing effect of alcohol, are more likely to use alcohol to cope with negative feelings [ 28], and have a higher incidence of problem drinking symptoms [ 29].
A subsequent inspection of jack-screw assemblies in planes nationwide found a high incidence of problems on Alaska Airlines planes, which might be signs of a maintenance problem.
Affymax argued that those patients were distinct from those getting dialysis, where the increased incidence of problems was not seen.
"We have in fact observed in the field a close correlation between the presence of tent caterpillars and cherry trees and the incidence of problems," said Scott Smith, dean of the university's college of agriculture.
