Sentence examples for scarce incidence from inspiring English sources

The populations studied were: Alistana and Sayaguesa (minority breeds), Avileña – Negra Ibérica and Morucha (" dehesa" breeds, with a scarce incidence of artificial insemination), and mountain breeds, including Asturiana de los Valles, Asturiana de la Montaña and Pirenaica, with extensive use of AI.

Data on circuit coagulation are scarce, but its incidence is probably about 15 to 20% and seems to decrease notably with heparin-coated circuits.

The virus can be transmitted to neonates and there are scarce data regarding incidence of HSV-2 among women in pregnancy and after childbirth.

Information about gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD) in patients with Diabetes mellitus type 2 (T2D) is scarce, although the incidence of both disorders is increasing.

There are scarce data on the incidence and prevalence of heart failure.

Data on the quality of colonoscopies in populations with rising colorectal cancer (CRC) incidence is scarce.

Moreover, data on clinical incidence are scarce as access to unpublished field-observed clinical cases is limited.

Although rabies is endemic to North Africa (7 ), accurate data on incidence are scarce (8 ), and better surveillance is needed.

Since German data on childhood influenza infection incidence is scarce, we used estimates from an international systematic review [ 34] to validate our simulation results for children.

Prevalence of these viruses is well known in different populations while data on virus incidence are scarce from countries like Argentina.

The broad surveillance systems for IPD that have characterized the impact of PCV in developed countries [ 4, 5] were not established in developing countries, and prevaccine data on IPD incidence are scarce.