Over 25 years, 444 participants developed incident diabetes (incidence rate 4.5/1,000 person-years).
The other parameters needed for computation are relative to the incident light (incidence angle, wavelength and polarization).
Using the one hit method provided 33,498 incident cases (incidence proportion 1.08) over a clearance period of ten years.
Considering the expected number of incident cases (incidence rate of 2.3 per 1000), 358 breast cancer incident cases were expected in the absence of screening.
The John Hopkins Precursors Study followed 1,216 male medical students for a median of 29 years, identifying 60 cases of incident gout (incidence 1.73 per 1,000 patient-years) [ 28].
[James Hillman said that everybody, at some point, has an incident or incidences that lead them to their calling in life.] JEAN: I think there is a deeper code that when you finally get frustrated or yearning enough, you say, "I am ready for the rest of my life to rise".
Because of the limited success of CMEA to reduce the number of methamphetamine laboratory incidents, the incidence of medical and fire emergencies, arrests and incarcerations, child foster care and environmental clean-up related to methamphetamine cooks and their clandestine laboratories has remained prevalent.
This is caused by preferential resputtering of Si by the energetic deposition flux incident at high incidence angles, when the substrates are facing away from the cathodes.
A total of 1506 women contributed data to the primary HIV analysis, of whom 23 had an incident infection (pooled incidence rate of 1.9 per 100 woman-years).
A cohort of 3000 patients gives a 95%% chance of identifying a single incident with an incidence of ≥1 1000.
