Thus, differences in these exposures are less likely to be indicative of cancer incidence patterns, especially given the stronger risk factors of reflux and obesity.
As we did not preferentially collect either hybrids or the parental species, the proportions of J. ailantifolia and hybrids we identified should be indicative of the actual incidence in nature.
Due to the dynamic nature of the employer-based and Medicaid administrative claims databases used here, the annual values are most informative as snapshots providing a range of estimates among a fluctuating population, rather than indicative of trends in incidence or prevalence of myositis in the U.S. population.
Since higher rates on each HCQI were indicative of higher prevalence or incidence of undesirable outcomes, agencies ranked within the four highest rates were considered to be among the "worst performers".
Thus incidence and money spent on cancer services are indicative rather than definitive but are used as a surrogate indicator of comparable incidence of cancer and proportional expenditure on cancers services but nothing on Australia, Canada, Japan and the USA.
The global migration patterns largely correspond to the two case studies, where the absolute incidence as well as growth in incidence, are indicative of higher immigration, while epidemic decline is associated with increased emigration.
The importance p16INK4A and p53 in tumour suppression in the absence of abnormal environmental factors indicates that these genes are utilised frequently throughout life and that cancer incidence is indicative of their failure.
Nevertheless, in the most recent and robust analysis performed by researchers from Heidelberg, PsP incidence was indicative of prolonged overall survival, despite quite low overall (11.4% of 79 patients) [ 8].
The report warns: "Trends shown may be more indicative of policing operations rather than the incidence of those particular offences".
Reported results from their analyses based on cause-specific hazards and on sub-hazards of the cumulative incidence function were indicative of lack of proportionality of these hazards over time.
