The word
"incidence" refers to the occurrence or frequency of something happening. It is used to describe how often an event or situation takes place.
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«The rate of
incidence of financial distress that calls for central bank lending should tend to increase over time,» they wrote.
Many studies link the presence of beneficial bacteria in the gut with
reduced incidence of allergies.
A study reveals an increase
in incidence of children with ADHD and in the usage of medicines related to ADHD in school age kids.
The first is a cosmetic surgery and has fallen out of favor in recent years because of
increased incidence of complications that may arise years after the procedure.
Some studies indicate of
lower incidence of osteoporosis later in life among women that have breastfed.
This state has higher
incidence rates of obesity, diabetes, and smoking compared to the rest of the nation.
These findings may help to support future research looking at the direct effect of omega - 3 supplementation on breast
cancer incidence in obese women.
This in turn can result in less overall inflammation and a
decreased incidence in harmful fat storage.
The recommended routine use of zinc in the management of childhood diarrhea, not currently practiced in many countries, is expected to reduce
disease incidence.
• Some have suggested that leave - taking by fathers would be associated with
greater incidence of child injury.
People in their 20s are also seeing a
rising incidence of diabetes, hypertension, obesity, heart ailments, etc..
«'' The advancements that have made heartworm prevention so easy for veterinarians and dog owners should have made a huge impact in the reduction of
heartworm incidence in this country.
A simple declaration of «no health problems» is just not realistic given the small gene pool and the
reported incidence of health issues from those who are being honest.
Dogs do have diabetes, but at very low
incidence as compared to humans.
His research is in the areas of aggressive behavior among students with high
incidence disabilities and teacher instructional strategies.
Such activities by hackers turn to scare investors away as their funds are most often not insured in the wake of
such incidence.
The lifestyle intervention reduced diabetes
incidence by 58 percent, compared to only 31 percent with the drug.
However, it has been seen in dogs as young as six months and there is a small peak in age
incidence at 18 - 24 months.
They created profiles of
incidence from detailed recorded visits to military clinics for all major military installations.
Instead, «you are likely seeing variation of normal
tumor incidence in a small population of rats,» he said.
Even this is only 45 percent of what malaria experts say is needed annually to reach a target of a 40 percent reduction in
malaria incidence and mortality by 2020.
Our final measure of overall economic well - being is the
annual incidence of adult poverty.
A stronger immune system, in theory, would mean
less incidence of cat illness.
I researched further and realized that the study was just showing an association between «risk» of diabetes and rice consumption and not
actual incidence of diabetes.
However, the
growing incidence of serious problems in the breed makes it prudent to be on guard.
A high
incidence occurs in larger, rapidly growing dogs or larger working / sporting breeds.
It's also a straightforward explanation for the poor skin and sharply rising
melanoma incidence of Western nations (source).
The
known incidence of any particular genetic problem is low, in the 1 - 5 % range.
The
true incidence of virus bearing breastmilk would be approximately 1.6 %.
«The
peak incidence in the spring could be attributed to increased utilization of antibiotics in winter months,» the authors state.
Are you aware of heartworm
incidence maps for other parts of the world?
There hasn't been a
single incidence of fracture, In fact, nothing bad has happened.
Teach the growing children how to behave if there is
fire incidence at home and show them fire exits around the house.
(18) Many breeds are also reported to have a higher than
average incidence of affected individuals, which may also point to a genetic component.
And weather we like it or not we could not prevent
incidence like this in happening since it is caused by nature.
More current statistical information about dog
bite incidence is available.
It has been proven that as the female dog gets older, there is a
significant incidence of breast cancer and uterine infections if she has not been spayed.
The numerous deaths sparked national outrage as authorities struggled to find out what caused the
unfortunate incidence.
Climate change brings increasing temperatures, rising seas, and more
frequent incidence of severe storms.
A major focus of the group is understanding immunity of people living in high
TB incidence countries.
The study is clinically significant because the estimated
lifetime incidence of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder in the groups studied is approximately 10 - 20 times what is generally observed.
A cancer - causing virus in sheep may shed light on a disease
whose incidence is increasing and accounts for about 25 percent of all lung cancer cases.