Incidence number

Immediate Cause Number of Incidents Number of Fatalities Percentage... 

Study Year Number of litters examined Number of fetuses examined Number of litters with malformed fetuses Litter incidence (%) Number of malformed fetuses Fetal incidence (%) Type of malformation by fetus... 

The beam intensity is given by / = ni v, the incident number of molecules 1 per unit area per unit time. The nt, n2, are particle number densities. The total cross section Q12 = Qn(vn) has units of area it is a function of the relative speed, vn, which in this case is given by v. 

Thrombosis incidence (= number of animals with thrombi in dosage groups as compared to vehicle controls) is assessed. 

If cells C(p-I,j) and C(p,i) meet on more than one occasion, then the numbers given by (3.30) give only the local incidence number for one occasion for the k-th occasion the local incidence number is denoted by njjk(p-l). In this case, the +I and -1 numbers on the right-hand side of Equation (3.30) must be summed up for each occasion C(p-I,j) and C(p,i) meet, and the sum gives the value of the incidence number ... 

For example, in Figure 3.2, the 2-cell F = C(2,6) stretches over the far side of the surface G, hence it meets the I-cell h = C(l,8) on two occasions. When F meets h from the upper right-hand side, then there is a mismatch of orientations hence we obtain a local incidence number of n6,8,l(l) = -I- However, when F meets h from the lower left-hand side, then orientations match hence we obtain a local incidence number of n6,8,2(0 =+1- According to Equation (3.31), the sum of these two values, -1 -i-l = 0, is the incidence number n6,8(l) fot these two cells, F = C(2,6), and h = C(l,8) ... 

In more general, "folded" cases, incidence numbers of higher absolute values can occur, however, these cases are irrelevant to the molecular shape analysis techniques... 

The local incidence numbers between I-cells and 0-cells conform with the following convention -I or +1 correspond to the oriented I-cell leaving or entering the 0-cell, respectively. 

The conventional XAS experiment involves the direct measurement of the incident and transmitted beam intensity using ionization chambers. The first chamber contains a weakly absorbing gas, which permits <70% of the incident radiation to fall on the sample, and the second ionization chamber contains a mixture of inert gases that will absorb virtually all of the transmitted intensity. The measured absorption coefficient comprises that due to the matrix (/um) and that due to the atom of interest (/u,a). The application of transmission method is ultimately limited by the incident number of photons and the ratio of fiM to fi. In cases where = 1, it is difficult to use the transmis-... 

Aplgenln dose (ymole) Number of effective mice % Papilloma Incidence Number of papillomas/ effective mouse % Carcinoma incidence Number of carcinomas/ effective mouse... 

When slow electrons (energy less than about 300 eV) are directed normal to a surface, only a small fraction is elastically backscattered. The remaining electrons are backscattered after losing energy, or are absorbed in the crystal. Only the elastically scattered electrons, about 1 % of the incident number, produce the diffraction patterns with which we are concerned here. 

Year Number of incidents Number of patients Number of deaths Mortality (%)... 

X-ray absorption is usually measured by (1) transmission by counting the number of X-rays transmitted through the sample (and the difference between the incident number of X-rays and those transmitted is the amount absorbed) and/or (2) fluorescence whereby the energy released during the back-fiUing of the empty core hole after the electron has been excited is related to the number of X-rays absorbed by the atom. An example of an X-ray absorption spectmm is shown for PbS in Fig. 3. A full spectrum is typically collected from 200 electron volts (eV) below an absorption edge to 1,000 eV above the edge (Kelly et al. 2008). 

The effect of dietary wheat bran and dehydrated citrus fiber at 15% level and 5% dietary fat on intestinal carcinogenesis induced by AOM and DMAS was studied in male F344 rats (44,45). Composition of diets was adjusted so that all animals in different experimental groups consumed approximately the same amount of protein, fat, minerals and vitamins. The animals fed the wheat bran or citrus fiber and treated with AOM had a lower Incidence (number of animals with tumors) and multiplicity (number of tumors/tumor bearing rat) of colon tumors and tumors of the small Intestine than did those fed the control diet and treated with AOM (Table II 15). Although 15% purified pectin in the diet (41) inhibited the colon tumor incidence better than did 15% dehydrated citrus fiber, in this study the Inhibition of colon tumor multiplicity was more pronounced with the dehydrated citrus fiber compared with purified pectin. Because dehydrated citrus fiber contains about 20% pectin, the pectin content of this diet was considerably lower than that of the diet used in... 

Count of incidence number of nonconformities, defects, accidents, trips, calls, etc. 

The incident number is a unique identifier that will be used for all investigation and analysis work to do with this incident. Generally, the number will be assigned by the incident investigation software and will never be changed or reused. 

Table 11.1 First Report First Report of Incident Incident Number Template Title ...

Incident number Date of incident Description of recommendation Recommendation owner Status (open, complete)... 

This study pertains to Ihe 1,477,800 injuries and illnesses that occurred in private industry In 2000 requiring recuperation away from work beyond the day of the incident. Numbers of events or exposure types are given in the Burean of Labor statistics report. This author computed percentages for each event or exposure category. Because of rounding, percentages do not add np to 100. 

Table 1. Tumor incidence, number, size and mass.

After 50 treatments aU of the hamsters were sacrificed. Tumors, when present grossly, were counted and measured, and the tissues were processed by routine histological techniques. The data from the macroscopic and microscopic observations was used to determine tumor incidence, number, size and type. During the experiment 7 animals from the two experimental... 

Xu, C., Dai, F.C., Yao, X. 2009b. Incidence number and affected area of Wenchuan Earthquake-induced landslides. Science Technology Review, 27(11) 79-81. (In Chinese)... 

The winding number of a closed curve, and more generally, the degree of a continuous map between spheres of the same dimension, are invariants, which are useful in many situations. We shall need these to define the so-called incidence numbers, which in turn allow one to give an explicit description of cellular homology. 

Although in general it may be hard to compute the incidence numbers, in particular situations it is often geometrically clear what they are. 

The alert reader will notice that we have not proved that the algebraic structure in (3.20) is in fact a chain complex. For that, one would need to verify that the cellular boundary operator satisfies the equation o = 0 for all n. To do so directly from definition (3.19) would require a fairly technical analysis of the incidence numbers. 

The correctness of (11.4) follows from the following observation, which allows us to trace the evolution of incidence numbers of the cells on da. When the cell a with the incidence number e gets replaced by the cells du[a) Int a, each such cell b gets the incidence number —e[a u a)][b u(o)]. ... 

Proof. We need to check that the map p commutes with the differentials, and it is enough to do this for a generator t], where suppty = V T). Comparing the incidence mmiber from (20.15) for Horn (T, G) with the one for the simplicial complex Honi4-(T, G), we see that the difference is the multiplicative functor (—1) , where t is the index of the simplex in the direct product where the new vertex is added. On the other hand, by the definition of c t]) we know that (—1)°0) = (— ) =( ) ( i) which proves that the incidence numbers coincide once C (Hom+(T, G)) is replaced with X T, G). ... 

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