Sentence examples for incidence of them from inspiring English sources

Not only have sales of Rolexes plummeted this year, but the incidence of them being returned for a refund has skyrocketed.

Consumption of pornography may, on its own, be neither necessary nor sufficient for violent sexual crime (or for sexist attitudes and behaviour more generally); yet it might still be a cause of violent sexual crime and these other harms, if it increases the incidence of them.

Lightning strikes that critically injured two people and hit several more Sunday in coastal Southern California are extremely rare, with the West Coast experiencing the lowest incidence of them in the nation, a weather expert said.

However, the incidence of each of them, e.g. sweating, was strikingly lower in our group.

The rate of depression and suicide in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender population is unusually high, as is the incidence of crimes against them.

The rules have "increased the incidence of homelessness among them, and hindered their access to medical treatment, drug and alcohol dependency services, psychological counseling and other rehabilitative social services available to all parolees," Baxter wrote.

This fact may explain the high incidence of infection among them (27 ).

Mitochondrial diseases are a large and clinically heterogeneous group of disorders that result from deficiencies in cellular energy production and have an estimated birth incidence of 1 : 5000, making them among the most common inherited metabolic diseases (Schaefer et al., 2008).

While HIV isn't the main infection these officials detect in street children (intestinal parasites is the biggest cause of concern) they worry that the several thousand estimated street children are particularly vulnerable to getting HIV because of the high incidence of homosexuality among them.

Countries in Central America are experiencing low levels of malaria incidence, and several of them are taking steps toward its elimination (4, 34 ).

We identified four systematic reviews on socioeconomic inequalities and cancer incidence, with two of them reporting on lung cancer [ 25, 26], one on gastric cancer [ 27], and another one on childhood leukaemia [ 11].