Sentence examples for young incidence from inspiring English sources

Given the sharpness of the young incidence peak, the most likely timing of these events is in-utero development.

The recent dramatic rise in colorectal cancer in Hong Kong was largely attributable to an increase in the over 50 years age group, while the young incidence remained unchanged.

Among children aged 4 or younger, incidence (per 100,000) of all Hi invasive disease was 1.8 in 1994 and 1.6 (p < 0.05) in 1995.

Fourteen percent of the S. Virchow strains were submitted from patients aged 5 years and younger (incidence: 0.9/100'000), 3.5% from patients aged 6 to 14 years (incidence: 0.13/100'000), 74.5% from patients aged 15 to 65 years (incidence: 0.4/100'000) and 7% from patients older than 65 years (incidence: 0.17/100'0.17/100

Mortality from sepsis is greater in the elderly than in the young although incidence only increases slightly.

At young ages incidence of each of the cancers has declined in recent years, whereas at older ages there have been substantial increases.

In young adults incidence rates increased by 16 extra cases per million 15 to 24 year-olds, per decade (P< 0.001).

Most seroconversions occurred in younger participants: incidence rates were 2.17 per 100 person-years among women age 18 25 at screening; 1.13 per 100 among women age 26 30; and 0.85 per 100 among women age 31 35.

However for men and women of age 50 or younger the incidence of lung cancer is low [ 1].

In patients 59 years or younger, the incidence was stable but decreased by 21% in older patients.

For patients aged 14 and younger, the incidence rates obtained in the PDR were very similar to those reported by the SCDR in 2005 2007 [ 19].