Sentence examples for patterns of incident from inspiring English sources

Recently, researchers have examined patterns of incident disease among persons emigrating from high-incidence (generally >50 cases/100,000 persons/year) to low-incidence regions (generally ≈10 cases/100,000 persons/year) (1– 5).

This study provides important insights into the costs as well as the treatment patterns of incident ADHD patients.

Previous publications focused mainly on prevalent patients and thus research gaps were identified regarding costs and treatment patterns of incident patients before and after the first diagnosis.

We explain that the patterns of incident disease are consistent with the current understanding of the natural history of TB and offer additional support for the argument that infection confers only partial immunity and reinfection plays a major role in areas with high TB incidence.

The objective of the paper is to investigate the links between the patterns of incidents, the amount of hazardous materials locally present and capability of local emergency preparedness in rural local government councils.

The absence of a clear temporal pattern of incident emotional distress in the cancer trajectory indicates a need for clinician vigilance throughout the first year from diagnosis.

A slightly different pattern of incident diagnosis was observed for males with the peak age of onset at 15 19 years for AN, 10 14 years for EDNOS and 20 29 years of age for BN.

There was no clear pattern of incident reporting over time; the absence of reports pre-2005 is likely to reflect the fact that the NRLS was still in development and not yet fully established as a national presence.

But Abu Ghraib was no rumor; it was an incident — indeed, part of a pattern of incidents — of indiscipline, cruelty, and moral failure.

Instead it is a "purposeful pattern of incidents that occur over time enabling someone to exert power and control, or coerce another".

In 2013, the government proudly trumpeted the introduction of a new definition of domestic violence and abuse as: "any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse between those aged 16 or over who are or have been intimate partners or family members regardless of gender or sexuality.