Sentence examples for incidence questions from inspiring English sources

25 Although the timing of VTE, with the majority occurring within the first month is consistent with previous studies, 2 34 we believe that the low incidence questions the benefits of prolonged prophylaxis in all patients after fast-track THA and TKA.

The declining AGC incidence raises questions about the nature of AGC and its aetiology.

A 100-fold range of structurally diverse adduct concentrations corresponding to the same tumor incidence raises questions about quantitative predictability across chemical classes and across species.

Hernández and Hershaff (2014) show that a higher incidence of skipping questions is predictive of poorer future educational outcomes even after controlling for students' test scores.

The incidence of skipped questions in these two groups is also higher: 10 and 6% respectively, while in the group of high-educated workers is less than 3%.

Since the SMI-049 cluster strain has been extensively spread in Sweden, a country with low incidence of TB, questions have been raised whether it contains genotypic determinants that make it particularly prone to disseminate.

Beside the epidemiological significance of this finding (and this may have some impact on our knowledge of FSE cases in domestic cats in which the possibility of a maternal transmission should be taken into account) it may have some incidence on the question of vertical transmission of other TSEs, especially those linked to the BSE agent.

With trends toward penalties for healthcare facilities based on VAP incidence, one important question is whether VAP rates are surrogates for quality of clinical care.

Although UE has been studied regularly, many questions about incidence, determinants and outcomes of UE have not been answered in all detail.

Information presented in a systematic review can come from observational studies (eg, questions of incidence and prevalence of a condition, etiology of a disease) and/or clinical trials (eg, questions of effectiveness and safety of an intervention).

In the context of a long-term prospective observational cohort study of young adult IDU (the UFO Study), we investigated sex differences in risk behaviour and HCV incidence with the following questions in mind 1: are there differences between young female and male IDU in terms of their risk behaviours and characteristics?