Sentence examples for that incidence from inspiring English sources

It is likely that incidence is underestimated because of the early mortality of incident cases.

The distribution of Mers cases suggests that incidence has been sustained by animal-to-human transmission.

Previous research, based on marks on the mummies' bones left by TB infection, found that incidence of the disease in Vac surged from about 1760.

There is a pressing need for action because breast cancer is "escalating," the initiative says, predicting that incidence and death rates in developing countries will increase by more than 50percentt in the next 20 years.

One study has shown that incidence of DVT did not differ significantly with age, sex or type of operation [13].

These findings indicate that incidence of the disease is rare following radiotherapy for uveal melanoma, but should still be acknowledged.

A recent analysis of data by NPR and the Center for Public Integrity found that "incidence of the disease... doubled in the last decade".

A 2010 study showed that incidence of epiglottitis in the U.S. dropped from approximately 4,587 cases in 1998 to 3,772 cases in 2006.

This analysis assumes that incidence during April was homogeneous across 107 million Mexicans.

Note that incidence values taking into account possible heterogeneity will also be estimated (see further).

However, our results also indicate that incidence among young women has substantially reduced in recent years.