Sentence examples for more recent incidence from inspiring English sources

This study, therefore, aimed to examine the more recent incidence and predictors of regimen modification of the first-line ART in northern Thailand.

More recent incidence and prevalence estimates among the elderly U.S. population are 91 and 495 cases per 100,000 person-years [ 2].

And what of more recent incidences?

More recent, cancer incidence data were obtained from the South West Public Health Observatory and the Eastern Cancer Registration and Information Centre (October 2012) [ 8, 9].

Using more recent baseline incidence rates, population sizes, and estimated C-R functions, we estimated that a further reduction of 5 ppb from the current standard would result in nearly twice the number (approximately 1,900/year) of avoided all-cause mortalities.

The model has been validated in a number of settings and probably works best in general assessment clinics, where family history is not the main reason for referral [ 23– 25], but it should also be useful for utilization in general population screening programmes, as it has now been recalibrated to reflect more recent BC incidence rates.

Incidence estimates vary from 1 to 20 cases per million per year (5), with more recent estimates placing incidence between 11 and 13 cases per million per year (2).

More recent studies reported incidence to range from 0.2%to0.5%5% following injury and 0.01% following intraocular surgery [7, 8].

Alarmingly, more recent studies of incidence and prevalence of the neurologic component of HIV-1 infection demonstrate that neural injury continues in some patients regardless of the ability of HAART to achieve virologic suppression and normalization of immunologic parameters [3].

We extrapolate forward based on rates in 2000 so do not capture the more recent decrease in incidence [ 32].

This is because our model assumes a more recent and higher incidence of gonorrhea infections (844,000 vs. 650,000).