Meanings of age-specific incidence in English

We compared age-specific incidence rates and trends in histological subtyping between the two populations.

The age-specific incidence rate of both cerebral infarction and cerebral haemorrhage increased with advancing age.

Estimable APC parameters included net drift, longitudinal age-specific incidence rate curves, and fitted age-specific incidence rate ratios.

Methods: Multiple-decrement life tables were constructed by applying age-specific incidence and mortality rates obtained from cross-sectional data to a hypothetic birth cohort.

Methods: We compared age-specific incidence rates for overall and second primary breast cancer according to year of diagnosis and demographic and tumor characteristics.

Methods: A multiple decrement life table was derived by applying age-specific incidence and mortality rates from cross-sectional data to a hypothetical cohort of women.

This study compared the age-specific incidence, postdiagnostic survival, and mortality for cardiovascular disease (CVD) in two cohorts of people aged 65 years and older.

Age-specific incidence curves showed patterns that gradually changed according to incidence rates.

Age-specific incidence and mortality rates were calculated by 10-year age groups.

Age-specific incidence rates by sex were slightly greater for males with ulcerative colitis and females with Crohn's disease.

Age-specific incidence was found to be highest at age 35-64 years, a considerably older age interval than suggested by previous estimates.

Age-specific incidence rates are decreasing in six of the seven 5-year age groups between ages 50 and 84 years in all areas of SEER combined.