The incidence of take off by H. halys was significantly affected by ambient temperature and light intensity in the field, whereas relative humidity and insect sex did not.
The incidence of take off by H. halys was significantly affected by the wind speed; when provided with still air conditions, 83% of individuals took off, but the rates decreased to <10% when wind speed was increased to or above 0.75 m s−1.
The data were analyzed using the generalized linear model with binomial distribution to evaluate the significance of ambient temperature, relative humidity, light intensity, date, and sex as predictors in a single model on the incidence of take-off by H. halys (i.e., binomial response variables) (JMP 11, SAS Institute, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA).
In contrast, incidence of take-all on volunteers (sampled from plots sown at 50 plants m−2 and above) was greater in Experiment 8 than in Experiment 9 (respectively, 32.5 and 10.1% plants affected in spring; 46.4 and 8.9% plants affected in summer).
Mean incidence of take-all in the second test crops of winter wheat in summer (assessed in the sub-plots to which N had been applied in the previous year) was greater than incidence in the first wheat crops in Experiment 5 (23.4 vs 14.3% plants affected) and, especially, in Experiment 7 (98.7 vs 41.6%) but was very similar in Experiment 6 (6.5 vs 6.0%).
A 13-year weekly time series of influenza hospitalization rate per 1 million older adults has regular, well pronounced seasonal curves with the highest incidence of influenza taking place in the winter months (Figure 1).
To estimate the cumulative incidence of outcomes, taking into account the risk of death from other causes, we used the Aalen-Johansen method (competing risks).
Conversely, lack of expertise in mental health (related in our model to frequency of mental disorder patient transfer due to insufficient mental health training) is associated with a lower incidence of GPs taking on patients.
The images represented the incidence of ACF taken from group of rats induced with AOM only (without treatments of IP6).
When mice were inoculated with tumour cells 6 weeks after X-irradiation, the incidence of tumour takes was similar to that of unirradiated controls, including the thymectomized-irradiated group, which was still severely immunodeficient as measured by antibody formation and skin graft rejection.
