Sentence examples for total incidences from inspiring English sources

Symantec's 2015 Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR) found that education was the third-most breached sector in 2014, accounting for 10percentt of total incidences — and that number is only expected to rise.

For rizatriptan and eletriptan the total incidences of AEs (any patients with an AE) are not reported but the incidences of individual AEs are given in tables [8 11].

Sodomy itself, the pamphlet says, was widespread and becoming more so, and the numerous prosecutions represented likely just a fraction of the total incidences: "We have but too much reason to fear, that there are Numbers yet undiscover'd, and that this abominable Practice gets Ground ev'ry Day".

The fitted model and the observed disease incidence for the zonal clusters reveal some interesting features, which are not observed in the model for total incidences considering all the zones together.

This illustrates how misleading a comparison between regions can be if only total incidences had been used.

Total incidences of PONV for subgroups that did or did not receive dexamethasone were analyzed (Table  3).

representative of many others throughout the country, the total incidence of which, if left unchecked, may well become far-reaching in its harm to commerce.

A collection of other retailers, taking in smaller discount chains such as Lidl, Aldi and Iceland, as well as individual retailers and butchers, had a total incidence of 76%.

In 2004, in a report based on several studies, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations put the total incidence at 0.1percentto0.2percentcent, or 20,000 to 40,000 of the 21 million patients who receive general anesthesia each year.

GAZETTE: And what about vitamin D? MANSON: There weren't significant reductions in the primary endpoints of major cardiovascular events — combined heart attacks and stroke — or the total incidence of cancer.

Importantly, the total incidence of spontaneous and inducible arrhythmias significantly reduced from 57% in controls to 17 23% of aligned preparations, thereby providing a physiological baseline for assessing arrhythmogenicity.