Sentence examples for temporal incidence from inspiring English sources

These findings support our prior hypothesis that a primary factor influencing the temporal incidence of neuroblastic tumours is related to exposure to an irregularly temporally varying environmental agent occurring close to diagnosis or at similar times before diagnosis.

Propositions reporting states (such as "Mary is asleep") have homogeneous temporal incidence, in that they must hold over any subintervals of an interval over which they hold (e.g., if Mary is asleep from 1 o'clock to 6 o'clock then she is asleep from 1 o'clock to 2 o'clock, from 2 o'clock to 3 o'clock, and so on).

In this approach, state and event types are denoted by terms in a first-order theory; their temporal incidence is expressed using relational predicates "Holds" and "Occurs", as for example, Holds(Asleep(Mary), (1pm, 6pm)) Occurs(Walk-to(John, Station), (1pm, 1.15pm)) where terms of the form \(({t}, t')\) denote time intervals in the obvious way.

Our ILM generates the same temporal incidence and prevalence patterns as the population-level model; we use our ILM to directly calculate the average number of secondary infections (i.e., R0).

Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) techniques are the best established such methods and have been successfully employed in the analysis of a range of spatiotemporal outbreak data in the past [12] [14], as well as to purely temporal incidence data [15], [16].

Therefore, this method adjusts for the pure spatial and pure temporal incidence.

With a stable genetic pool, the changing geographical and temporal incidences offer evidence of important, yet unknown, lifestyle changes causing a new category of welfare diseases.

To understand how many major risk factors are responsible for the increasing incidence of CMM, we must know the temporal incidences as far back as possible to discern if the increase is linear (one major risk factor) or exponential (interaction between 2 major risk factors).

A complex interplay of viral, host, and ecological factors shapes the spatio-temporal incidence and evolution of human influenza viruses.

On a temporal basis, incidence increased rapidly starting in April.

We have combined highly refined spatial and temporal dengue incidence data together with geographic, demographic and climate information with the aim of uncovering dengue transmission patterns across geographic regions in Perú.