Assertion: oropharynx | /r/HasProperty | annual percent change
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text: 2 C), age‐adjusted incidence rates increased for tonsils (annual percent change, 0.36; P = .06) and base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.24; P = .23), although not significantly, from 1980 to 2006, whereas the rate was stable for other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.02; P = .91).
text: In the earlier period, there was a nonsignificant increase for tonsils (annual percent change, 0.42; P = .12) and decreases for both base of tongue (annual percent change, −0.34; P = .21) and other oropharynx (annual percent change, −0.07; P = .78).
text: In the later period, the age‐adjusted incidence rate showed nonsignificant increases for all 3 sites: tongue (annual percent change, 0.38; P = .19), base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.11; P = .78), and other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.55; P = .06).
text: Both earlier and later periods showed increases for all 3 sites; however, the increases were significant only in the later period for the tonsils (annual percent change, 0.74; P = .002) and base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.85; P < .001), but not for other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.18; P = .55).
text: 2 C), age‐adjusted incidence rates increased for tonsils (annual percent change, 0.36; P = .06) and base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.24; P = .23), although not significantly, from 1980 to 2006, whereas the rate was stable for other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.02; P = .91).
text: In the earlier period, there was a nonsignificant increase for tonsils (annual percent change, 0.42; P = .12) and decreases for both base of tongue (annual percent change, −0.34; P = .21) and other oropharynx (annual percent change, −0.07; P = .78).
text: In the later period, the age‐adjusted incidence rate showed nonsignificant increases for all 3 sites: tongue (annual percent change, 0.38; P = .19), base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.11; P = .78), and other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.55; P = .06).
text: Both earlier and later periods showed increases for all 3 sites; however, the increases were significant only in the later period for the tonsils (annual percent change, 0.74; P = .002) and base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.85; P < .001), but not for other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.18; P = .55).
text: 2 C), age‐adjusted incidence rates increased for tonsils (annual percent change, 0.36; P = .06) and base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.24; P = .23), although not significantly, from 1980 to 2006, whereas the rate was stable for other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.02; P = .91).
text: In the earlier period, there was a nonsignificant increase for tonsils (annual percent change, 0.42; P = .12) and decreases for both base of tongue (annual percent change, −0.34; P = .21) and other oropharynx (annual percent change, −0.07; P = .78).
text: In the later period, the age‐adjusted incidence rate showed nonsignificant increases for all 3 sites: tongue (annual percent change, 0.38; P = .19), base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.11; P = .78), and other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.55; P = .06).
text: Both earlier and later periods showed increases for all 3 sites; however, the increases were significant only in the later period for the tonsils (annual percent change, 0.74; P = .002) and base of tongue (annual percent change, 0.85; P < .001), but not for other oropharynx (annual percent change, 0.18; P = .55).