Sentence examples for varying incidence from inspiring English sources

The definition of systolic dysfunction has varied among previous studies (LVEF <50 to 55%), which may in part explain the varying incidence.

The study shows that the explicit damping of the solution vector produces good performance at all the frequencies with acoustic waves having varying incidence to the boundary.

Reports in the literature show a varying incidence (55 100%) of postoperative lateral flap numbness at 6 weeks to 8 years [3, 7, 8, 9, 19, 20].

In the literature, post-thyroidectomy hypoparathyroidism has been reported with a varying incidence, ranging from less than 1% to as high as 15% [4].

Probabilistic sensitivity analysis indicates possible large fluctuations in cost-effectiveness from 1 year to another, related to varying incidence of disease.

Any effective cancer therapy developed to date is associated with a spectrum of normal tissue effects of varying incidence and severity.

These varying incidences may reflect varied pathological criteria for differentiating intramucosal neoplasms and different mean follow-up times.

Slightly different case definitions between the studies may be another explanation for the varying incidences.

These 3 groups of centres represent regions of the UK with varying incidences of Paget's disease.

Lowly to highly heritable (h = 0.15, 0.30 or 0.60) binary traits with varying incidences (10 to 90%) were simulated for an aquaculture-like population.

3 The detailed epidemiology of orthopaedic injury is complex, with widely varying incidences reported for various fracture types, with some real geographical differences as well as methodological reasons for this.