Sentence examples for upper incidence from inspiring English sources

The model's upper incidence rate for clinical illness was 35%, when higher rates (e.g., 50%) are plausible.

The averaged upper incidence of 469 (CI: 132 807) will be reached somewhere around the middle of the twenty-second century.

We found that the incidence of knee arthroplasty will continue to increase until a projected upper incidence level of about 469 total knee replacements per 10 Swedish residents aged 40 years and older is reached around the year 2130.

An upper incidence estimate for future infections was derived from numbers of infections during the most recent outbreak (N.B. Even this upper estimate is conservative as it does not take into account likely changing transmission intensity in the future).

We found that the incidence of THR in Swedish residents aged 40 years and older will continue to increase until a projected upper incidence of around 400 total hip replacements per 10 Swedish residents aged 40 years and older will be reached at the beginning of the next century.

We found that the incidence of total hip replacement will continue to increase until a projected upper incidence level of about 400 total hip replacements per 10 Swedish residents aged 40 years and older will be reached around the year 2107.

Figure 1 shows type-specific estimates of prevalence (upper panel) and incidence (lower panel), according to age-group and sex.

The risk for upper gastrointestinal bleeding (incidence ratio 5.6) is even greater among patients taking other NSAIDs in combination with aspirin and is not dose dependent [ 30, 31].

This hospital-based study found a decline of lip cancer incidence (upper and lower lip combined) from 6.5/100,000 in 1959 to 4.9/100,000 in 1964 [ 17].

Values for D H were also constrained by the need to ensure that the upper limit of incidence for clinical venous thromboembolism reported by Edelsberg et al (1.59%) 1 was maintained in the model.

In Europe, upper GI cancer incidence and mortality rates are higher in men than in women, with this difference being more pronounced among cancers arising in the oral cavity, pharynx and oesophagus [ 6].