Sentence examples for incidence shift from inspiring English sources

This would be expected to reduce incidence, shift the spectrum of malignancy to the right and reduce survival in the USA.

The increase among women currently targeted by mammography screening programs (age ≥ 50) combined with an increase of breast carcinoma in situ most often detected by mammography screening indicates a possible incidence shift to lower stage breast cancer as a result of mammographic detection.

During the past 20 years, the highest reported incidence shifted from the Americas to Africa.

It was our subjective impression that the rate of change in adenocarcinoma incidence shifted significantly among white males in 1999.

Incidence of DHF over the past 45 years in Indonesia increased rapidly with peak incidence shifting from young children to older age groups.

Also, no data were available to judge whether glucose intolerance reduction/compensation by biguanides is important for the total and site-specific cancer incidence shifts.

It raises the question of the importance of incorporating routine species-level identification into US TB surveillance as the national TB incidence shifts to persons born outside the United States.

Spatial distribution of large adjusted incidences shifted away from highly agricultural zones in the later periods, and clustering was not statistically significant.

With the incidence of shift work increasing rapidly in our society, so is our understanding of the consequences of these working schedules upon health and wellbeing.

There is, however, some controversy regarding increased incidence among shift workers for ischemic heart disease [ 18].

The results from this study alone cannot rule out these proposed relationships between melatonin and sex hormones nor other potential mechanisms to explain increases in breast cancer incidence among shift workers.