"In other words, the incidence of contagion will diminish".
When she used a more stringent criterion — five or more copied words — the incidence of unacknowledged borrowing hit 100 percent.
In other words, the incidence of poverty does not change, no matter if one looks at it through the lenses of depth or through those of duration.
In other words, the incidence of AEs amounted to 193 and 131 AEs per 10 000 acupuncture sessions, respectively.
Earlier approaches to document retrieval based on a query include keyword matching and vector based representations of the word regarding the incidence of words in documents [15], which is also known as information retrieval.
In other words, the observed incidence in the 5-year birth cohort 1930 1934 was corrected by the difference in the incidence between the 5-year cohorts 1930 1934 and 1935 1939.
In other words, the cumulative incidence of an event at a given time is one minus the overall survival probability at that time.
In other words, when diabetes incidence increased 0.3 to 1.8%, the A1C increased from 5.0 to 5.5%, or on average about a 0.33 percentage point increase in A1C per 1.0 percentage point increase in incidence.
For IBD, the MeSH words used were: "incidence, prevalence of Crohn's disease and/or ulcerative colitis around the world" or "international", "national rates of Crohn's disease", ulcerative colitis", "change in epidemiology or epidemiology" or "inflammatory bowel disease or Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis".
An individual with Wernicke aphasia has difficulty understanding language; speech is typically fluent but is empty of content and characterized by circumlocutions, a high incidence of vague words like "thing," and sometimes neologisms and senseless "word salad".
