Sentence examples for ranges of incidence from inspiring English sources

Annual incidence rates in patients after several years of lithium treatment (1.4 1.8 %) (Bocchetta et al. 2007a) did not much differ from the ranges of incidence reported for the general population, with maximum values of approximately 2 % per year in women aged over 45 (Vanderpump et al. 1995; Tunbridge et al. 1981).

Therefore, if the intent is to report a new treatment and/or its outcome, the premises of the study should include those explicitly stated problems (with ranges of incidence from the literature when possible) and they should be properly referenced.

Future studies using alternate administrative claims databases will be helpful in narrowing down the range of incidence and prevalence estimates, and additional analyses of the cohorts identified as incident and prevalent using chart review would be beneficial in confirming IIM diagnoses, particularly for the three sub-types.

The shaded area shows the range of incidence across countries.

We also demonstrate that this enhancement occurs over a broad range of incidence angles.

All rates are presented per 100,000 person-years to ensure comparability across the thousand-fold range of incidence.

This Series paper describes research methods that are relevant for rare cancers in relation to the range of incidence levels.

The spectral bi-directional transmittance functions (BRTF) were measured for a range of incidence angles, using the Cardiff goniospectrometer.

From several sites, a Boreal Forest location near Hearst, Ontario, Canada was chosen for testing radiometric measurements, using specific beams to cover the entire range of incidence angles.

We found that 400 eV is the optimal energy for neon ion etching ensuring slight surface roughness smoothing in the range of incidence angles of ± 40°.

Hence, there is a range of incidence angles around θ=0 where two-dimensional effects should dominate over subharmonic ones during the first stages of the evolution.