compare the incidence

Frequency: 7.212.3 per million words

To examine the similarities and differences between rates of occurrence in different groups or conditions.

incidenceVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • Researchers often compare the incidence of diseases across different populations.
  • It's crucial to compare the incidence of side effects between the new drug and the placebo.
  • The study aims to compare the incidence of poverty in urban versus rural areas.
  • We need to compare the incidence of crime rates year over year.
  • Statisticians will compare the incidence of certain genetic traits in families.
  • Has anyone tried to compare the incidence of successful startups in various industries?
  • Before making a policy decision, one should compare the incidence of similar issues in other countries.
  • To understand the risk, you must compare the incidence of accidents in different working environments.
  • The medical report sought to compare the incidence of coronary heart disease and total mortality.
  • Let's compare the incidence of customer complaints before and after the system upgrade.