Sentence examples for incidence the first from inspiring English sources

Two main alternative observational methodologies may be used to investigate changes in disease incidence; the first using routinely collected data and the second with specially designed prospective data collection.

The literature reports two peaks of incidence: the first (and largest) is associated with young active males, whereas the second is associated with elderly individuals, with a slight female predominance [2, 4, 7].

The main outcome of interest in this study was CVD incidence (the first event of any type of CVD; defined as a composite of coronary heart disease (CHD), cerebrovascular accident (CVA), peripheral artery disease and congestive heart failure (CHF)).

ACC has a bimodal peak of incidence, the first in children less than 5 years old and the second in adults in their fourth or fifth decade of life.

At this oblique angle of incidence, the second sensor is directed perpendicularly to the beam direction, so that the measured force can only be caused by particles that leave the target with momentum.

We will estimate the ranking probability for each anticoagulant the most efficacious, the second best, the highest bleeding incidence, the second highest bleeding incidence, etc and present the results graphically.

This study analyzed three outcomes: (a) overall cumulative mortality; (b) cumulative incidence of the first reoperation, and (c) cumulative incidence of the first medical complication within 90 days after the index surgery.

We estimated the incidence rate ratio of surgical site infections by comparing the incidence in the last study period with the incidence in the first study period.

Adjusted incidence estimates by BED/Ax-AI combined were similar to incidence in the first 6 months of the cohort.

A peak incidence in the first year of life is due to a high incidence in the first 6 months of life (e.g. [46], [54]), or between 6 and 12 months of age (e.g. [56], [58], [59]).

The incidence of the first major amputation among patients with diabetes was compared with the incidence among nondiabetic individuals in Finland (total population >5 million).