Synonyms for incidence
ˈɪn sɪ dənsin·ci·dence

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1. incidence

   Synonyms:
   impingement, impact, stroke

   Antonyms:
   reflection, resilience, rebound

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1. incidence, relative incidencenoun

   the relative frequency of occurrence of something

   Synonyms:
   relative incidence

2. incidencenoun

   the striking of a light beam on a surface

   "he measured the angle of incidence of the reflected light"

   Synonyms:
   relative incidence

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1. • Frequency
   • Optical Phenomenon

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1. List of paraphrases for "incidence":

   impact, frequency, prevalence, occurrence, morbidity, effect, impacts, implication, rate, bearing, implications, incidences, number

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1. Ben Carson:

   They have those [underlying conditions] anyway. You don’t have to throw race into this, treat the people that need to be treated. Probably a higher number of those individuals will be treated because they have a greater incidence of it.

2. Leana Wen:

   There are a couple of isolated reports of kids with monkeypox, but no reports of kids transmitting to each other. The incidence of monkeypox among kids is currently so low that I am not worried about spread while my kids are in their preschool and kindergarten, this could change if outbreaks start happening in children, but that's not what we have seen thus far.

3. Pozo Cruz:

   We observed a 62 % reduction for dementia : This figure was almost 80 % for CVD mortality and incidence and much less( approx. 20 %) for cancer, this may be related with specific pathways by which physical activity is beneficial.

4. Lion Shahab:

   Firstly, this paper does not attempt to link the rise in mobile phone use with a rise in brain tumor incidence directly, there are statistical techniques available to do this, for instance using time-series analysis, which attempt to link changes in a putative risk factor with changes in the outcome of interest over time. This was not done here.

5. Nora Volkow:

   This particular study is a step forward in that we can now state with a higher degree of confidence that cannabis use is associated with an increased prevalence and incidence of substance use disorders but less likely to be linked with any mood disorder or anxiety disorder.