Sentence examples for temporary incidence from inspiring English sources
Winter breaks were significantly associated with a two-thirds temporary incidence reduction among schoolchildren, which supports use of school closure to temporarily reduce illness, especially among schoolchildren, in the Southern Hemisphere.
Our aim is to investigate an SIRI epidemic model with temporary immunity, nonlinear incidence rate, and latent period.
Nevertheless, this issue requires further study since a temporary increase in incidence of clinical malaria was observed in children given long-term chemoprophylaxis [37].
Furthermore, our examples illustrate that in the years following an intervention we may initially see a temporary decline in incidence (as a result of a decline in transmission intensity in a highly immune population) whereas after this time disease incidence could, in the worst scenarios, increase to higher levels than prior to the intervention.
Evaluating the results, a temporary rise in incidence and a decrease in melanoma thickness was seen, but the campaign did not improve mortality rates on short notice.
They found a temporary increase in incidence corresponding to the first screen, followed by a return to levels close to those in the pre-screening period in two of the three municipalities.
It should be noted, however, that the temporary increase in CRC incidence between 1996 and 1998 occurred against a background of gradually declining incidence over the decade as a whole which may in part be accounted for by increasing population intakes of folate-rich foods and folic acid supplements.
The incidence of temporary gluteal pain after sacrospinous ligament colpopexy ranges from 6.1%to15.3%3%.
The incidence of temporary facial paralysis was 15.9% (7 of 44) and the incidence of permanent paralysis was 0%.
This is partly due to the impact of EP on worker turnover and the incidence of temporary work.
The results indicate 1.33% incidence of temporary lingual nerve dysaesthesia — this being low in comparison with other studies.
