Sentence examples for probable incidence from inspiring English sources

A single test suit would serve the former purpose fully, and there are no allegations of fact sufficient to show that appellant's rights of recourse against others probably would be lost by awaiting the outcome of such a suit, either legally through the operation of statutes of limitations or practically, as we have said, through any probable incidence of insolvency.

Five percent of the sample ultimately committed suicide, and the probable incidence of infanticide was 4%.

Additionally, a systematic review of IPD in East Asia was conducted to assess the probable incidence rate of pneumococcal meningitis in Chinese children >2 years of age.

Given the probable incidence of numerous heterogeneous characteristics among the two groups, particularly in regards to their affiliation to Oportunidades, the study applied the Propensity Score Matching technique [ 34] to estimate the impact of the program on OP vaccination coverage.

Asembo has extremely high HIV and HSV-2 prevalence, and probable high incidence, among young adults.

The conclusion on the probable high incidence of HGT is linked to the notion of a simple, as opposed to a complex, LUCA [ 69].

According to the World Health Organization (4 ), probable leptospirosis incidence ranges from ≈0.1 1 case/100,000 population/year in temperate climates to 10 100 cases/100,000 population/year in humid tropical climates.

If we removed the correction for a probable higher background incidence due to increased HRT use, growth rates were somewhat lower (Table 1).

It is possible therefore that the difference in detection of this regional loss between our own study and that of Jee et al (2001) is due to the different demographics of the two populations studied, confounded by the small number of cases studied in each series and the probable relatively low incidence of 4p loss in vulvar cancers overall.

Incidence rates of probable TD and SD, along with incidence rates based on the more restricted definition are shown in Table  3.

The overall incidence of probable VTEs in African Americans was 8.16%, which was significantly higher than the 5.13% observed in whites (P<.01).