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The details of the dependence of the validity limit on the incident angle, however, remain unrevealed since we considered here only two kinds of incident angles (0° and 90°); the case of oblique wave incidence should be investigated in future.

It is obvious that both J ph and J sc subject to unpolarized incidence should be the average of TE and TM cases.

Ideally, to describe the characteristics of a new AKI biomarker this incidence should be studied in subjects with a normal baseline renal function.

If these incidence numbers reflect true incidence variation in the country (which is unlikely to be the only source of variation), then total Mexican incidence should be 1.4 times higher than that estimated from Cancun travelers, or 4x lower than that estimated for Mexico City travelers.

Although their frequency of incidence should be 10−16 or smaller, the chromosomes of human, chimpanzee, dog, cat, rat, and mouse contained many tens of thousands of them ubiquitously located along the chromosomes with a species-dependent density, reaching sizes of up to 1300 [b].

Incidence should be reported as days/1000 ventilation days [ 16, 28].

Under this theory, the vasospasm-related and any new infarction incidences should be the same.

The prior for P0 (the fraction of control animals with a particular tumor) was right triangular, which assumes incidences should be relatively low.

Therefore, compared to our population-wide incidence estimates, our subgroup incidence estimates should be considered downwardly biased, particularly regarding ethnicity, and particularly for LA.

The drop in test positivity between prevalence screening and second incidence screening is not particularly surprising as the burden of neoplastic disease in people undergoing incidence screening should be less, owing to disease detection in previous screens.

In this connection results from two incidence studies should be mentioned: Tuohimaa et al (2004) demonstrated a J-shaped dose effect relationship between vitamin D and prostate cancer incidence.