Sentence examples for most recent incidence from inspiring English sources

As this was the most recent incidence data available, we have assumed a similar number of incident cases during the two 12-month periods analysed, 2005 2006, and 2006 2007.

The recent news that another batch of fake meningitis vaccine had been discovered in Niger is just the most recent incidence of a particularly dangerous and cruel criminal racket.

New Zealand regularly experiences small scale (~1 – 2 mm) volcanic ashfalls from its most frequently active volcanoes, with the most recent incidence of minor ashfall occurring in 2012 (Scott and Potter 2014).

The most recent incidence of drone-spoofing to reach the mainstream media is the work of Adam Harvey, an artist based in New York who is known equally in the worlds of technology and contemporary art.

In the US the most recent incidence rates were reported to be 0.9 per 1000 person-years [ 2].

Furthermore, apart from the North-East region, no data is available after 1997 and the most recent incidence data for the North-East region are for 2005.

In the case of the most recent epidemics, incidence of disease, particularly in West Africa was reduced to less than 3,000 cases thanks to an ambitious campaign led by WHO, many nongovernmental organizations, and a public private partnership with Sanofi-Aventis and Bayer that donated the necessary drugs for distribution in affected countries.

If surgeons at our institution had performed laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomies instead of TLHs on all patients with a BMI <25 kg/m2 over the past 10 years, the dehiscence rate would be estimated to be 0.4 %, a greater than three-fold risk reduction from our most recent reported incidence of 1.4%% [8].

The excess in all-cancer mortality is apparent only 20+ years after the accident, i.e., after 1996, the year the most recent cancer incidence follow-up ended.

Owing to incomplete ascertainment of breast cancers in the most recent years, incidence rates and the analysis of sensitivity of screening are based on data up to 31st December 1999.

The results are also consistent with those reported for zone A, but not zone B, in the most recent cancer incidence study of the larger Seveso population (Pesatori et al. 2009).