Most of the error in individual object placement was due to the angle of viewing incidence with the ground (i.e., low angle/highly oblique angles resulted in greater horizontal error).
From this point of view, the incidence in P. pacifica SIR-1 could be the result of lateral gene transfer.
Treating mortality as a competing risk provides a mechanism to view the incidence curves of both outcomes, so that multiple outcomes can be compared between patient groups.
By the practical point of view, the incidence of well-differentiated follicular carcinomas is low (less than 10% of the cases) and is markedly reduced in countries without iodine deficiency.
Recent publications have opposed this view; the incidence of hip fracture in many western societies now seems to be stable or even decreasing (Melton et al. 1996, Rogmark et al. 1999, Lofman et al. 2002, Jaglal et al. 2005, Kannus et al. 2006, Nymark et al. 2006, Chevalley et al. 2007, Icks et al. 2008).
25 From the prospective point of view, the incidence rate of stroke in this study is expected to be higher than the recorded data due to absence of health insurance systems and lack of medical services required for early detection of risk factors and stroke prevention.
For every additional hour of TV viewing, the incidence rates increased significantly by 1.04 to 1.06 for 'favourite advertisement', 'purchase request' and 'product preference' related to non-core foods amongst Malay and Indian children.
This view of the incidence of the corporate income tax has been increasingly challenged.
Americans seem to view the increasing incidence of freakish weather as proof that climate change is real.
In view of high incidence of methylmalonic aciduria (MMA) among South Indians, we have performed clinical, biochemical and molecular genetic evaluation of fifteen patients.
