Sentence examples for usual incidence from inspiring English sources

I suppose it makes sense for a body-swap comedy but is there a higher than usual incidence of alliteration among the cast and crew of The Change-Up?

But even that small number appears to be an excess of cases when compared with the usual incidence in the breast of this type of lymphoma in women who do not have implants: 3 in 100 million.

But even that small number appears to be an excess of cases when compared with the usual incidence of the disease: This type of lymphoma in the breast is normally found in only 3 in 100 million women who do not have implants.

A higher than usual incidence of disease is seen in Northern Europe (Scandinavia in particular), with lesser frequency in Southern Europe, making genetic predisposition in certain populations likely [1].

To the Editor: Nonpandemic infectious diseases occur with usual incidence during pandemics even though clinical attention is often on the pandemic pathogen.

In the fall of 2009, the reported incidence of patients infected with the pandemic influenza A(H1N1) virus in France exceeded the usual incidence of seasonal flu [ 1, 2].

Producing multiple records from these ICD-9 codes in order to remove the possibility of identification would yield a higher-than-usual incidence of rare or unusual conditions in the synthetic data.

Most human listeriosis episodes are sporadic, but outbreaks affecting a large number of persons can distort the usual annual incidence of infection in a region.

The second largest outbreak of Legionnaires' disease ever registered, encompassing 334 microbiologically documented cases was identified between 7 and 30 of November 2014 in Vila Franca de Xira, Portugal [2] (more than three times the usual annually reported incidence of the disease in the whole country).

The usual formula for incidence rates of the number of new cases divided by the total amount of person-time of follow-up was then applied to these data.

A world map of equal area is the usual template for incidence and endemicity displays, whereas regional maps and insets are used as needed; however, no section or entry on geographically diverse, health care associated bacterial infections is included.