Sentence examples for modern incidence from inspiring English sources

"We just don't find anything like the modern incidence of cancer".

Within the period covered by the rise of modern chemicals, the incidence of leukemia, too, has been steadily rising.

Based on data from modern series, the incidence of antibody-mediated acute rejection (AbAR) is significant, reported between 0 and 8% in renal allograft recipients in large centers.

Compared with the control population, mortality from leukemia was increased in subjects working with more modern chemicals (standardized incidence ratio = 20.90; 95% CI, 1.54-284.41 for myeloid leukemia in the highest exposure group).

Although spotted hyenas do prey on humans in modern times, such incidences are rare.

This paper documents the incidence of modern pay practices in UK companies.

The traditional Langmuir methodology was complemented with modern physicochemical techniques: Grazing incidence X-ray diffraction and Brewster angle microscopy.

This map humanizes the process and makes it clearer to identify what principles will be most relevant for your procurement code (covering human rights and possible incidences of modern slavery, but also addressing cultural norms of child labour and your organisation's approach to this).

Any new occupationally based studies should strive to obtain incidence data with modern LHM classification, and to incorporate valid, thorough exposure assessments for formaldehyde and potential confounders.

One reason for the increasing incidence is that modern body armor protects the chest but leaves the lower torso exposed to the upward blast of buried bombs, a vulnerability that insurgents have exploited.

This might be caused in part due to better cancer registries but there is little doubt that the real incidence of this "modern life-style" malignancy also rose.