Sentence examples for role of incidence from inspiring English sources
The outstanding role of incidence on prevalence was also clear when high prevalence of specific cancers emerged in some countries: e.g., melanoma and colon rectum in Australia; stomach, liver, bladder, thyroid cancers, and Hodgkin lymphoma in Italy, cervix uteri and ovary in the Nordic Countries, and oesophagus in France.
The roles of incidence and mortality in diabetes on the increasing prevalence of diabetes may still be controversial.
The role of vapor incidence pattern (VIP) on the microstructure and texture of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) produced by electron-beam physical vapor deposition (EB-PVD) is examined.
Because geographic variability of the association may be high, these results indicate that the role of IOD on incidence of cholera in other places is also worthy of investigation.
An important factor which was not considered in our analysis is the role of spatial patterns of incidence on viral persistence and long term evolution.
However, sex differences in unilateral vs. bilateral limb alignment and the subsequent role in the risk of incidence and progression of knee OA have not been examined and represent a significant gap in knowledge.
As a third objective, we aimed at assessing the role of different outcome incidences (a priori probabilities) from different validation studies, adjusting the original model intercept 13 and examining the CPR performance and pooled estimates from the meta-analysis.
Studies indicate that the peak bone mass plays an important role the incidence of osteoporosis which this peak bone mass depends on genetics, kind of diet, sport and the hormonal state.
Introduction: The role and incidence of viral infections in respiratory failure occurring in ICU patients is more and more investigated.
He identified the role of occupation on the incidence of chronic and debilitating disease.
Embolization of patent foramen ovale closure devices: incidence, role of imaging in identification, potential causes, and management.
