From an epidemiological perspective, such studies incite obvious questions regarding the source or extent of exposures.
However, the language of incitement is retained in other statutory offences, such as inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity contrary to section 8 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
As the editor of a feisty independent newspaper, the Khartoum Monitor, he has been arrested 28 times, he says, for transgressions such as inciting hatred of the state and misquoting the Koran.
Documentary evidence of this chronological argument suggests the presence of popular apocalyptic rumours at this time, because contemporary theologians would have used the argument to calm the anxiety such rumours incited.
The final day's missions included some doozies, such as inciting a group on a form of public transportation to join in a sing-along of a 1980s song (Thank you shameless tourists on the bus for attempting "Roxanne" with us, and thank you judges for not checking that it was released in 1978).
Few penalties in tennis, in sports, seem to incite such fury.
He is a virtuoso not so much of sex and violence as of the feverish states that incite such frenzies of carnality.
One only has to look at the debates over Trident renewal this year to see how nuclear issues can still incite such passion, anger and hostility.
For now, deep in the chill of February, we can only marvel at the power of the game and a singular player to incite such widespread anticipation, speculation and controversy.
You did so as a matter of deliberate decision-making, however skewed your reasons, from listening to those Muslims who incite such action on the internet," said the judge, Mr Justice Cooke.
