Sentence examples for relatively large incidence from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Nannery, seasoned as she is, cannot get over what she has seen in the last few days -- George W. Bush's discovery of breast cancer and his use of the issue on Long Island, where so many women are frightened because of a relatively large incidence of the dreaded disease.

Only a single case was reported in Mono County during 1988–1992, but the small population size resulted in a relatively large incidence proportion.

Common features among the studies include long-term follow-up, relatively large sample size, high incidence of non-relapsed patients, and non-excessive censoring from lost to follow-up during the period when relapse events often occur.

The patients with an MMP-2-negative breast carcinoma form a relatively large patient group when the incidence of breast carcinoma is taken into consideration.

However, when the angular deviation from perpendicular incidence is relatively large (>12 degree), the Doppler variance is sensitive to the Doppler angle and the variance increases with the Doppler angle.

Although the development of SMNs in this relatively large cohort was rare, the incidence doubled from 5 years post-transplant (1.04%) to 10 years post-transplant (2.60%), and it did not plateau over time.

The data set of Körblein and Hoffmann (2006), which was also a part of previously described meta-analysis by Mœller and Mousseau (2013), covers a relatively large collection of observations on incidence of cancer and γ-radiation level in 96 districts of Bavaria, Germany.

Also, neighborhoods having the largest dengue incidence were those neighborhoods with the highest average density of Ae. aegypti females per house, but vector abundance was also relatively large in neighborhoods with intermediate dengue incidence and correspondingly low in places with low dengue incidence.

Therefore, despite being relatively large these intervals are preferable to incidence estimates derived from an ad-hoc selection of one or two prospective studies.

In addition, the observed effect size in employees =<50 years of age was relatively large, a 46% increase in the incidence of diabetes (after adjustment for several traditional risk factors).

However, QWIPs have drawbacks such as intrinsic insensitivity to the normal incidence radiation and a relatively large dark current.