Sentence examples for incident definition from inspiring English sources

Trichomonosis (according to our incident definition) was identified at 39 sites (5.2%) but the incidence varied spatially in a manner similar to the opportunistic reports, with 10.4% (n = 115) of participants in the High region reporting an incident, 7.8% (n = 154) in the Intermediate region and 0.0% (n = 164) in the Low region (χ2 = 16.4, d.f. = 2, p<0.005).

Rates of opportunistic reports of trichomonosis (identified according to our incident definition) varied greatly among counties, with rates in excess of 0.20 incidents per thousand households (ipth) found in Gloucestershire, Powys and Warwickshire.

In summer 2006, the number of finch, particularly greenfinch, mortality reports increased dramatically with a total of 1054 trichomonosis incidents recorded (according to our incident definition – see below), involving c. 6300 dead greenfinches and chaffinches combined, between 1 April 2006 and 30 September 2006.

Over half (52%) were recorded as non-serious incidents; the definition of non-serious incidents being – and no, you cannot make this up – "incidents of singing or playing".

Thus we have the following early warning algorithm: Given: a triggering incident, a definition for what constitutes an 'alarming' reaction, and a set of social media sites (e.g., blogs) B which are relevant to early warning task.

The incident case definition required progression to a positive calcium score (≥1) over time.

For the electrophysiological component of incident case definition, evaluation of the unilateral median, ulnar, peroneal, tibial, and sural nerves was performed at baseline and subsequent examinations were performed using standardized nerve conduction studies (16).

Based on this consensus, incident case definition generally required the presence of electrophysiological polyneuropathy as defined by abnormality of three or more parameters in two or more nerves in combination with the presence of more than one neuropathic symptom or sign of peripheral neuropathy.

Looking at the box office, Glantz found that the 134 top-grossing films of 2011 depicted nearly 1,900 tobacco "incidents" (a definition that includes implied use of a tobacco product – for example if an actor is seen holding an unlit cigarette).

The initial work used the medical literature and expert consensus to define incident reporting definitions including types, subtypes of injury, severity of harm and contributing factors leading to the event.

We used two definitions of incident diabetes: a visit-based definition (definition A) and an interview-based definition (definition B).