Sentence examples for widening incidence from inspiring English sources

Mary Balikungeri, coordinator of the Rwanda Women's Network, has been active not only in resolving conflict but also in battling against AIDS, in part a legacy of war and the widening incidence of rape as an instrument of abuse by the men with guns.

However, our study suggests a widening gap in incidence in BC in recent years as compared to 1981 5 for both OCC and OPC in both genders.

The widening gap between cancer incidence and mortality testifies to the increasing success of cancer treatment.

But her reality will also be beset by obstacles: growing social and political instability, widening economic inequity, rising incidence of natural disasters and increasing epidemics of non-communicable diseases, among them.

However, the relative gap between urban and rural residence was forecasted to widen for asthma incidence claims in 2022.

Between 1976 and 2002, the widening gaps in oral cancer incidence between affluent and deprived socio-economic groups by sex are clearly demonstrated in Figure 1 and Table 1.

Deprivation has become associated with higher rates of male, but not female, colorectal cancer with a widening deprivation gap in male incidence emerging in the West of Scotland because of a reduction among the least deprived.

A widening socio-economic deprivation gap in incidence appeared from 1998 onwards in low-grade disease only.

Overall, the patterns in smoking behaviour cannot easily explain the widening socio-economic inequalities in oral cancer incidence.

However, should screening lead to a long-term reduction in incidence and mortality among participants, a widening deprivation gap may develop leading to further socioeconomic health inequality.

It is, therefore, a combined approach which aims to maximise accuracy where missing values are predicted and to adjust the precision of any estimates derived from these predictions (e.g. by widening the confidence intervals on estimates of cancer incidence).