Sentence examples for original incidence from inspiring English sources

The fading use of this material has resulted in a decreased incidence of mesothelioma (one third of the original incidence).

We will obtain estimates of the median incidence and the 25th and 75th centile of the distribution of true incidence by back-transforming the log estimates to the original incidence scale.

To remove trends, we replaced the original incidence data with the residual of the linear regression between the year and the incidence data plus the mean of the incidence series.

This value provided a compromise between smoothness and adherence to the original published incidences (data not shown).

A crude estimation, of the number of how many extra or fewer cases for each deprivation group, was done as the difference between the original number of incidence cases and the estimated number of incidence cases had each deprivation group the EASR of the least deprived group.

Various degrees of smoothness were investigated and the resulting set of incidences was compared with the original set of incidences for adherence.

When women who had changed partners were compared with women whose pregnancies were similarly spaced but who had remained with their original partner, the incidence of preeclampsia was the same.

As per the original development cohort, incidence rates of colorectal cancer increased sharply with age.

Based on the size of the original tear, the incidence of retear was 4% (4/96) for small tears (< 1 cm), 5% (11/219) for medium tears (1 3 cm), and 13% (9/69) for large tears (3 4.7 cm) (Table  1).

Regarding impacts of the epidemic in the year 2000 on: (a) annual AIDS deaths, (b) numbers of AIDS orphans, (c) number of TB patients, both the original and adjusted high incidence projections for the year 2000 are very close to recent estimates by the NAC [2].

With the accretion of distance from the original fracture level, recompression incidence decreased gradually.