Sentence examples for limiting incidence from inspiring English sources

The external mean flow also influences considerably the limiting incidence angle of the panel system and the effect of the incidence angle on the STL.

The total transmission loss in the diffuse field is calculated numerically for three sandwich configurations over a wide frequency range, and the limiting incidence angle due to total internal reflection is analysed.

The rest of species have very limited incidence.

The results from the present study need to be carefully considered; we found that compared to non-swimmers, swimmers have wider, more harmonious dental arches, with less crossbite and open bite, and with moderate crowding; this is accompanied by significantly limited incidence of oral habits.

39 Although data are limited, incidence of AEs appears to be similar in pediatric population.

Therapeutic monitoring of everolimus with chromatographic methods (HPLC) enabled effective immunosuppression while limiting the incidence of drug-related adverse events.

Short stem uncemented femoral implants were developed with the aim of preserving proximal bone stock for future revisions, improving biomechanical reconstruction, aiding insertion through smaller incisions and potentially decreasing or limiting the incidence of thigh pain.

16– 18 Intensive exposure to interventions may promote better access to health care, leading to safer sexual behavior and limiting the incidence of STIs and HIV infection.

For this reason, increased emphasis has recently been devoted towards identifying additional genes for use in species identification that offer greater taxonomic resolution between closely related species, while also limiting the incidence of misidentification.

Avoidance of nephrotoxins, another cornerstone of the management of critically ill patients, can also make a major difference in limiting the incidence and/or progression of AKI, especially given that close to 25% of patients with AKI used herbal medications prior to their admission to the hospital.

This evidence supports the notion that, in addition to naturally-acquired infections, colonization by the normal commensal microbiota is an important factor limiting the incidences of immune-mediated diseases.