Sentence examples for incidence of time from inspiring English sources

The recent establishment of major trauma networks in the UK has placed great emphasis on the appropriate tasking of HEMS units to cases where added benefit can be provided and the incidence of time critical injury in cases of equestrian accidents has been shown to be low.

Severe injury was defined as an incidence of time loss of at least 7 active service days.

Long-term MSD was defined as an incidence of time loss of at least 10 active service days due to one or several MSDs.

The secondary outcome was defined as an incidence of time loss of at least 10 active service days due to one or several MSDs (hereafter referred to as a long-term MSDI).

The secondary outcomes were defined as an incidence of time loss of at least 7 active service days due to one or several acute (referred to as a severe AI) or overuse (referred to as a severe OI) injuries to explore predictors of injuries that debilitate service clearly.

As depicted in Figure 2, the cumulative incidence of time to dental visit by CKD status is not substantially different in the entire study population versus the population restricted to those with diabetes by CKD status. Figure 3 depicts an essentially overlapping cumulative incidence by CKD status of time to eye visit among the subpopulation with diabetes.

The incidence of time-loss illnesses was 3.0 per 1000 player days.

The incidence of time-loss training injuries was 4.4 per 1000 training hours (95% CI 3.3 to 5.5).

The incidence of time-loss injuries during match play was 3.8/1000 player hours (95% CI 3.0 to 4.5).

The incidence of time-loss injuries was highest in the FIFA World Cups and lowest in the FIFA U17 Women's World Cups.

The incidence of time-loss injuries was similar in male and female players when the same types of tournaments were compared, except for the FIFA World Cup.