incidence

/ˈɪn.sɪ.dəns/
noun 5

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

great, high

Hospitals in poor areas report a high incidence of untreated infections among their patients.

low | increased/increasing, rising | actual | overall | annual

recorded

The recorded incidence of food allergies among children has increased significantly in recent years.

VERB + INCIDENCE

have, show

Researchers found that urban areas show a higher incidence of respiratory problems than rural communities.

increase, raise | reduce

find

Researchers found a higher incidence of asthma in cities with heavy air pollution.

measure

compare

Researchers compared the incidence of flu cases between vaccinated and unvaccinated populations.

analyse, consider, investigate

explain

Regular exercise can explain the lower incidence of obesity in that community.

INCIDENCE + VERB

increase | decrease, fall

INCIDENCE + NOUN

rate

The disease had a high incidence rate in developing countries during the 1990s.

PREP

~ among

Heart disease has a high incidence among men over fifty in developed countries.

~ in

Cancer incidence in younger people has risen significantly over the past decade.

PHRASES

a decrease/an increase/a variation in the incidence of sth

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