Sentence examples for incidence sectors from inspiring English sources

For a building row of the parallel pattern, five distinct wind incidence sectors of different levels and mechanisms of interference effect can be identified.

Nevertheless, TB professionals, particularly those working in the highest TB incidence sectors, were very clear that however skill mix was considered, provision was and should be based on a combination of local service needs and specific outcomes.

Furthermore, the incidence of sectoring and genetic discordance appears to be in some way conditioned by the hth mutant background as we found a consistently higher frequency of genetic discordance within single hth plants as compared to HTH wt plants.

Through active surveillance, we detected highly pathogenic influenza subtype H5 viruses in all poultry sectors; incidence was 5%.

Note that this result holds over and above differences in the incidence of bonuses across sectors because we are holding the share of bonuses constant in this exercise (i.e., the estimated probabilities for the different sectors are relative to a baseline firm with a low share of bonuses).

The increase was confined to men resident in the more deprived postcode sectors; the incidence rate among men from the most affluent areas remained unchanged throughout the period of study.

Not surprisingly, the incidence of Indian public-sector bank loans that are troubled has risen to 12% at the last count and that could grow further.

Indeed, the incidence of the Construction Sector in total employment increased around 5 pp between 1994 and 2007 (from 8.7 to 13%%) and decreased by 7 pp from 2007 onwards (reaching 6%% of total employment by 2013-Q1, a level more in accordance with the relative incidence of this sector in other European economies).

We obtained dengue incidence by year, setting, sector, and severity from the Philippines' national and regional dengue surveillance systems.

This study estimated the incidence and the hospital sector cost of anal, penile, vaginal and vulvar cancer in Denmark, using register data at individual patient level.

The increase in incidence in the public sector in the same time period rose from 163 (159 to 166) to 213 (210 to 217).