Thus, the existence of a maximum incidence is a natural assumption.
How well the estimated 462 per 10 Swedish residents aged 40 years or more represents the maximum incidence is difficult to judge.
At district level, median AI was 10.5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants; WIR peaked at 10 cases per 100,000 during most years, and maximum incidences were 50 in Tillabery region during 2006 and 30 in Tahoua region during 2008.
If a matrix cell had only 1 incidence reference, the minimum and maximum incidences were calculated by using the median to mean ratio of cell A. If a cell did not have a source, we extrapolated incidence rates by using existing data, with the assumption that the middle cell was the mean of the 2 cells on either side.
The maximum SWD incidence is not increased in animals with both C3H alleles, but rather there is a relative increase in the effect of the Chr 8-1 C3H across aChrss Chr 11-1 genotypes.
The SVD first modal time correlation coefficient between RH within the 10-km buffer circle of the counties with eight-week lag and the incidence was the maximum.
The selected enriched sample included physicians with a specific practice pattern who were located in regions known to contain a higher prevalence of children with non type 1 diabetes; thus, the maximum incidence rate is probably an overestimate of the true incidence rate of non type 1 and type 2 diabetes in Canadian children.
Specifically, we estimated peak timing, the week at which disease incidence was highest, and absolute intensity, the difference between the maximum seasonal incidence and minimum seasonal incidence [29].
Vegetative phase frost incidence was more frequent at high altitude, while minimum, mean, and maximum temperatures were lower.
Cardiovascular and stroke incidence was then followed.
