Vertaling van "said that the incidence " (Nederlands → Frans) :

It can also be said that the incidence data we have at our disposal are scarce.
On peut aussi dire que nous disposons de peu de données d’incidence.

- it is said to be external if it is caused by a situation that is external to the individual and forces him/her to find a way out.
problème extérieur s’il s’agit d’un problème subséquent à une situation extérieure à l’individu et qui l’oblige à trouver une issue.

84 percent of caregivers of loved ones with severe AD surveyed said caregiving frequently stops them from participating in activities that they enjoy, which is more than caregivers of loved ones with mild (67 percent) and moderate (68 percent) AD
· 84 percent of caregivers of loved ones with severe AD surveyed said caregiving frequently stops them from participating in activities that they enjoy, which is more than caregivers of loved ones with mild (67 percent) and moderate (68 percent) AD

Most of them said that the training had improved their knowledge as well as their attitudes.
La plupart d’entre eux déclaraient que la formation a amélioré leurs connaissances et leurs attitudes.

“These survey results reveal that changes in cognition as the disease progresses were an important concern among caregivers,” said Eric J. Hall, president and Chief Executive Officer of AFA.
“ These survey results reveal th at changes in cognition as the disease progresses were an important concern among caregivers ,” said Eric J. Hall, president and Chief Executive Officer of AFA.

“We are thrilled that Pfizer has chosen Boston as the location for its newest Center for Therapeutic Innovation -- which will also serve as the program’s world headquarters,” said Mass.
Additionally, Pfizer announced that it has signed a lease for laboratory space at the Center for Life Science in the Longwood Medical Area, where it will co-locate with its academic medical center partners.

Roughly equivalent results are obtained in Nawrot et al., 2003, who carried out an exhaustive survey in 2003 that was exclusively devoted to the effects of caffeine on human health. The latter also shows that, in a healthy adult population, a moderate caffeine intake of up to 400 mg/day (which amounts to 6 mg/kg/day in a person weighing 65 kg) is not linked to such undesirable consequences as cardiovascular effects, effects on the bones and the calcium balance, behaviour changes, increased incidence of cancer and reduced male fertility.
Une revue exhaustive exclusivement consacrée aux effets de la caféine sur la santé humaine datant de 2003 donne des valeurs sensiblement équivalentes en signalant que dans une population adulte saine, un apport modéré en caféine dans un domaine allant jusqu’à 400 mg/jour (équivalent à 6 mg/kg/jour chez une personne de 65 kg) n’est pas associé à des effets indésirables tels que des effets cardiovasculaires, des effets sur l’os et la balance calcique, des modifications comportementales, une incidence accrue de cancers et des effets sur la fertilité masculine mais que les femmes en âge de procréer et les enfants constituent bien des sousgroupes à risque chez qui l’apport en caféine doit être tout spécialement réduit (Nawrot et al., 2003).