Incidence The incidence of the 22q13 deletion syndrome is uncertain.

But many of them relapse and escape to Yemen.

Statistics of relapse abound in countries emerging from conflict.

Approximately 20 of patients have a relapse of pain during acute pancreatitis.

In April 2013, she had a relapse of the cancer and underwent treatment.

But our strategies for ending war must also tackle the question of relapse.

Incidence per 100,000 inhabitants

Incidence per 10,000 inhabitants

On the contrary, roughly half of all wars that come to an end relapse into violence.

Regrets any incidence of fraud, corruption, mismanagement and misconduct

A relapse into regional war and Islamist terror? Or will developments take an unforeseeable turn?

Even after establishing peace, the probability that these countries will relapse into conflict is high.

Institutions in Europe are studying novel therapies to treat relapse, including haploidentical stem cell transplant.

The most recent estimates2 for 2004 indicate that the incidence of acute poverty rose to 21.5 per cent, while the overall incidence of poverty was 12 per cent.

Early onset depression (before 20 years of age) is particularly associated with a significantly higher risk of relapse and recurrence.

The result is the famous statistic that approximately half of post conflict countries relapse into conflict within a decade.

The Committee further notes the reduction of the incidence of child mortality as well as the positive changes observed in the child profile and in the HIV AIDS incidence.

His campaign has already helped to reduce the incidence of malaria.

We are concerned by the incidence of HIV AIDS among youth.

NII's recent report11 reveals hard data regarding the incidence of poverty.

Far too many people in war torn countries have seen a fragile peace relapse into new conflict.

There may be several reasons for the high incidence of petrol cases.

In mining towns, child labor incidence was 14 percent.

Epidemiology The incidence is 0.42 per 100,000 live births.

In some circumstances, kidney biopsy will also be used to monitor response to treatment and identify early relapse.

According to the data in 2000, the incidence of TB in Bosnia and Herzegovina was 65.6 per 100,000, while the average rate incidence of TB for 46 European countries was 76 per 100,000.

The incidence and severity of disasters associated with natural hazards continues to increase.

The incidence and severity of disasters associated with natural hazards continue to increase.

Secondly, as living conditions have improved, the incidence of poverty has fallen substantially.

Reducing the incidence of malaria among children and pregnant women, through preventive measures.

The incidence of infections and diseases is a serious health issue in Honduras.

The incidence of child marriage has been falling in most parts of the world.

These simple measures represent valuable information that could, if updated on a regular basis, help keep track of the evolution of the relative incidence of different types of NTBs and the incidence of NTBs relative to tariffs.

Having reduced the risk of a relapse into recession, the US economy is able now to move on its own power, though gingerly.

Relapses usually occur early, with about 55 of patients having a relapse in the first year and 90 in the first five years.

We have already seen that insufficient international efforts in the post crisis phase can result in a relapse into conflict.

Scars resulting from the procedure increase the incidence of tearing during intercourse and childbirth.

The performance of the international community in this regard has been spotty, because there have been numerous cases of relapse, resurgent violence and renewed conflict.

In 2002, the injuries incidence rate increased from the previous year.

Pakistan strongly believes that development is the best means of preventing conflict in the first place, not just to prevent a relapse into conflict.

The deficient state of health increases the incidence of other illnesses such as diarrhea and malaria.

The Committee also shares the concern of the State party at the rising incidence of obesity.

Figure 8 Accumulated incidence of reported cases of HIV AIDS in Guatemala from 2000 to 2004

Strong carbon cuts could avert about 0.2 of the malaria incidence in a hundred years.

This is uncommon before the age of 40, and increases in incidence after that age.