Sentence examples for reaching incidence from inspiring English sources

By this standard, recent transmission to Canadian-born non-treaty status individuals has been nearly eliminated, reaching incidence rates of only 3.3 per 100,000.

More importantly, the estimated risk in the absence of IDU is very high in UHS, much higher than in WIHS, reaching incidence of 3.4% per year for the riskiest calendar year and riskiest age.

The reported incidence of postoperative delirium (POD) varies greatly, with certain patient subgroups reaching incidences of up to 80%% [ 11].

Site injection symptoms are the most frequent AEs reported, with pain being the most frequently referred local symptom after each dose, reaching an incidence of over 80%.

However, biparous BK5.ATF3 mice developed mammary carcinomas with squamous metaplasia between 6 months and one year of age, reaching an incidence of 67%.

In Latvia, since 1991 the number of RF cases in children under the age of 18 has increased, reaching an incidence of 7.5/100,000 in 1998.

The IgG-treated rats reached 100% incidence while no incidence was observed in the abatacept-treated group.

Serogroup A outbreaks in the "meningitis belt" of sub-Saharan Africa reach incidence rates of hundreds of cases per 100,000 population during a single dry season (3 – 6 ); serogroup B outbreaks are characterized by increased rates of disease occurring over years (7 – 9 ); and serogroup C outbreaks usually involve smaller numbers of cases occurring over weeks to months (10, 11 ).

By localizations, this ratio can reach an incidence rate of between 8 and 14 times more for kidney cancer in transplant patients, and an incidence of between 65 and 92 times more of non-melanoma skin tumours [ 4, 5, 7- 11].

The annual rise in incidence among children preceded that of adults, reaching the highest incidence during September and maintaining a high incidence throughout the fall.

As shown in Figure 1A, wild-type (WT) mice started to show EAE disease signs 7 days after disease induction, and reached an incidence of 100% in 9.5±0.3 days (n = 17).