Sentence examples for over the incidence from inspiring English sources
Motivated by the pooling designs over the incidence matrices of matchings with various sizes of the complete graph K2n considered by Ngo and Du [Ngo and Du, Discrete Math. 243 (2003) 167 170], two families of pooling designs over the incidence matrices oft-cliques (resp. strongly t-cliques) with various sizes of the Johnson graph J n,t) (resp. the Grassmann graph Jq(n,t)) are considered.
There continue to be concerns over the incidence of sexual abuse and gender-based discrimination in the ADF.
This represents a statistically significant increase over the incidence seen in WT embryos with the same dosage (P=0.01) and likewise over the 0% incidence seen in untreated heterozygotes (P=1×10−6).
This study will provide us with information on the risk of developing cancer in kidney transplant patients, and will allow us to increase the level of vigilance over the incidence of cancers in this population, especially for tumours for which there are no population-based screening programmes.
The incidence rate ratio (the incidence rate of moderate or severe major depression in the CBT group over the incidence rate in the TAU/SH group) will be analysed by regressing depression status at follow-up on the type of intervention in a Poisson model.
Among the over-65s, the incidence last week was 36 cases per 100,000, while the average across all ages was 124 per 100,000 – a rise of 50% on the previous week.
Therefore, assessment at 6 weeks (or before 12 weeks postpartum) may over-estimate the incidence of persistent hypertension.
For the population aged 85 years or over, we used the incidence of SCD for ages 75 84 years.
Over time, the incidence increases because of new lesions that developed after the negative screening.
This could have led to an over-estimation of the incidence rate of LTFU in our study.
Over the past three decades, the incidence of melanoma, the most deadly type of skin cancer, has increased much more sharply in young women than in young men.
