Sentence examples for note incidence from inspiring English sources

NOTE: Incidence rate ratios (IRRs) reflect change in disease risk per unit change in the meteorological variable in question.

NOTE: Incidence rates were not corrected for the time to first episode of TD or for the number of episodes of TD.

Of note, incidence estimates from some other studies e.g. [ 2, 3, 9] should be interpreted with caution due to the restriction of the population to those with AIDS, a group potentially at higher risk of cancer due to their advanced stage of immunodeficiency [ 23].

We also noted incidence was higher in urban than in rural districts, which is in contrast with previous reports.

We used SPSS version 14.0 for analysis of data noting incidence, fracture type, and mechanism of injury, including sex- and age-related differences.

To date, this outcome has been evaluated only in one cohort study of 167 pregnant women with long term use of prescription opioids (defined as use for at least 30 days) and that study noted incidence of neonatal abstinence syndrome in 5.6% of the delivered infants.

Notes: Incidence of caregiver report of child bullied at ages 8 and 15: Yes-Yes (bullied at age 8 and 15), Yes-No (bullied at age 8, but not 15), No-Yes (not bullied at age 8, but bullied at age 15), and No-No (not bullied at age 8 or 15).

Of note, the incidence of rheumatoid arthritis in this study corresponded closely to those in previous Danish clinic based incidence studies.

As a result, we were able to note the incidence of repeated imaging upon transfer and compare actual outside hospital radiation dosing with pediatric dosing at our pediatric center.

This study was carried out in 200 children (7 15 years) with migraine from a metropolitan city in Eastern India, both retrospectively and prospectively, with headache diaries to note the incidence of various triggers.

Note that incidence values taking into account possible heterogeneity will also be estimated (see further).