Sentence examples for observation incidence from inspiring English sources

The incidence rate of late PJI varied between 0.041% and 0.11% per prosthesis-year over the years of observation (incidence rate ratio (IRR) = 0.98, CI: 0.93 1.03).

In accordance with this observation, incidence of jaundice due to the obstruction of biliary tract, which is associated with the progression of tumor invasion, was significantly lower in B72.3-treated mice than controls, while incidence of ascites accumulation was not different between the two groups (Fig.  3c).

The cumulative number of breast cancer deaths among the cases were divided by screening and invitation status, to give the rates of cancers proving fatal within a period of 8 years of observation (incidence-based mortality).

No significant increase was observed: two cases occurred vs 1.3 expected during 99 229 person-years of observation, (standardized incidence ratio = 1.6; 95 confidence interval: 0.2 5.7).

However, due to its design with a single time-point observation, the incidence in a time-dependent manner remains to be elucidated.

Given that the observation of incidence is given in every discrete time unit, a possible way forward may be to employ a parsimonious discrete time stochastic model (e.g. branching process or chain binomial model) [56], which may well enable us to draw the 95% confidence interval in a given reporting interval by conditioning the distribution to previous reporting intervals.

The person years observation and incidence per person years observation were estimated for each form of neuropathic pain.

Incident cytopenia cases were identified from the month after MDS diagnosis to the end of observation (the incidence period).

After lifetime observation, the incidence of soft tissue sarcomas increased significantly around the 5.0 x 5.0 mm squares of DU and the positive control, Thorotrast.

The observation that incidence in the 19-45 year olds lagged behind the youngest age group, suggests that under 18s may have brought the illness back to their families.

The major implication of this is that it is easy to overestimate overdiagnosis, particularly in uncontrolled observation of incidence before and after screening.