Sentence examples for restricted incidence from inspiring English sources

For a flat receiver with a restricted incidence angle (RWARIA, in short), two ideal concentrators designed based on one-sided flat absorber can be employed for radiation concentration: one is the CPC without exit angle restriction (CPC-1), and another is the CPC with a restricted exit angle (CPC-2).

The later the novel RAYT/REP variants emerged, the more phylogenetically restricted incidence they show.

In addition, infections with carp edema virus (CEV), a poxvirus, are known to cause health problems in koi apparently with geographically restricted incidence [ 6, 7].

With this one change, growers were able to radically restrict the incidence of rice blast -- the most important disease of this most important staple in the world.

A semi-U-turn followed in October, when the planned cull of thousands of badgers, in a bid to restrict the incidence of TB in cattle, was postponed – until next summer, the Government said.

In addition, we test a recent explanation of preference reversals by loss aversion, which would also restrict the incidence of reversals outside the lab.

To determine whether people who experience cutaneous hypersensitivity against tick bite have fewer episodes of Lyme disease than those who do not, we examined several factors that might restrict the incidence of Lyme disease among residents of Block Island, Rhode Island.

The analysis is restricted to cancer incidence in 9.3 years of follow up, from September 1986 through December 1995.

The present analysis is restricted to cancer incidence in the 11.3-year follow-up period from September 1986 to December 1997.

First, it was restricted to the incidence of disease associated with acute-care management within the hospital setting.

Also, our previous analysis showed a significant inverse trend between milk consumption as a child and breast cancer incidence restricted to women younger than 40 years at baseline.