Sentence examples for release incidence from inspiring English sources

Evidence in the form of randomized controlled trials and observational studies as well as meta-analyses has demonstrated decreased length of hospitalization, myocardial enzyme release, incidence of atrial fibrillation, and blood product utilization with OPCAB grafting [ 2– 7].

The Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China (MOH) releases the incidence data of notifiable diseases on a monthly basis.

Further, this dissolution was correlated with released men having an increased number of sexual partners, increased number of unprotected sexual occasions after release, and increased incidence of other STIs (Khan et al. 2011a 2011a).

The control of gas permeation, sorption, or release and the incidence on products are commented and the main methodologies to obtain adequate barrier, control gas exchange with the environment, or control gas exchange with the product are introduced.

The aim of the Passports project was to develop a transitional intervention and evaluate its impact on post-release health service utilisation, physical and mental health, health-related quality of life and health risk behaviours among ex-prisoners, within the first six months of release; and the incidence and timing of recidivism within two years of release.

The query of Health Search database for the period 2006 2008 released a steady incidence of osteoporotic fractures.

Thus, our further work will examine whether pharmacological inhibition of Dll4 could attenuate catecholamine release, thereby reducing the incidence of neurogenic pulmonary edema in children with severe HFMD.

What brought them together was anger and frustration over the state's recently released maps of cancer incidence county by county.

Recently released data on cancer incidence in Japanese atomic bomb survivors are analyzed using a variety of relative risk models that take account of errors in estimates of dose to assess the dose response at low doses.

Prior to the Global Tuberculosis Report 2013, the Global Tuberculosis Programme GTBB) released estimates for tuberculosis HIV incidence at the global level only.

The purpose of this study was to determine the incidence of metal release in contemporary total knee arthroplasty and the patient-related factors associated with this release.