Sentence examples for incidences of cases from inspiring English sources
Legal experts said Oracle's case against Google is one of the rare incidences of cases involving software copyright or patents going to trial.
The possibilities of clustering between those electoral wards which display higher than expected incidences of cases of the lymphomas occurring between 1978 and 1982 are examined.
Data on varicella vaccinations, cases and complications were collected from annual parent surveys (2006-2011), monthly paediatric practice surveillance (Oct 2006 - Sep 2011; five varicella seasons) and paediatric hospital databases (2005-2009) in the area of Munich (about 238,000 paediatric inhabitants); annual incidences of cases and hospitalisations were estimated.
The map below shows the incidence of cases reported per 100,000 people in each county, along with the percentage increase or decrease over 2004.
The establishment of an outbreak then starts with the identification of an incidence of cases above the normally expected threshold during a given time period.
Endogenous endophthalmitis in neonates constitutes 0.1%to4%4% of all endogenous endophthalmitis cases [1-3], withethighestest incidence of cases reported in India and the lowest in the United States.
And the Ministry of Sports issued a memo that noted the Olympics commence on Aug. 5, in the middle of Brazil's winter when the mosquitoes are rarely seen and when "only a minor incidence of cases of dengue" is found nationwide.
We can only speculate that the reduced incidence of cases and deaths are due to IDSR allowing public health officials to better target existing resources to outbreaks.
For example, the districts Iztapalapa and Gustavo A Madero, which had the highest incidence of cases, are densely populated with almost 2 million- and 1.2 million people, respectively [19].
